This is DAYS late but it's been pure crazy around here (you know, like it NEVER is) AND I got sick in the middle of it all :( Today is mega catch up but before I do that I give you hubby's picks which turned out so pretty!
The base color is Orly Emberstone. It was a Fall release last year and I went "meh" at them and totally missed out so now I, of course, have fallen in love with the line and am trying to collect them. Isn't that just how it goes?
Ooooooh pretty! I could not stop staring at my pretty nails. Layered up we have LA Girl Glitter Addict Nostalgic. I brushed most of the large hexes up to the tip. Midway up that is Sassy Lacquer in Yeti, Yeti, Yeti. The tip is Color Club Orna-minted.
Ok off to catch up and hopefully beat this bug. Wish me the best!
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
Sassy Lacquer Yeti Yeti Yeti
First and foremost try to type yeti three times in a row. It's like a tongue twister for the fingers! So the maker of Sassy Lacquer and I lovingly refer to this polish as Yet to the third. But now for the good stuff. I give you Sassy Lacquer Yeti Yeti Yeti. I warn you this is picture heavy and you'll understand why in a moment:
It's like a shimmering blizzard in a bottle and features a color shifting blue pigment in the base that is enhanced by tiny turquoise square glitters. Swirling around in the bottle with these are long white bar glitters (that don't curl!), medium white hexes, white shards, and small silver glitters. It is winter in a bottle.
This is Zoya Cynthia. The top photo looks so black that I thought I'd place my nails against my shirt to show the blue in it. But it's so deep it's very nearly black. We all know shifting bases sing gloriously over a dark base and this one was no different:
I just LOVE how edgy this combination is! This is one coat over one coat of Zoya Cynthia. I did try it over a couple of other colors:
But let's face it: it looks just amazing over the blue-black of Cynthia. It'll look amazing over black too. I'm going to be sporting this look this winter and I highly recommend you head to Sassy Lacquer to snap this look for yourself (it's available for pre-order right now). Also if you aren't a bar glitter lover you can do a custom and ask her to leave out the bars! Here it is alone and three coats:
*This product was sent for my review. Images are not edited except to crop and watermark and are presented with my honest review of the polish*
It's like a shimmering blizzard in a bottle and features a color shifting blue pigment in the base that is enhanced by tiny turquoise square glitters. Swirling around in the bottle with these are long white bar glitters (that don't curl!), medium white hexes, white shards, and small silver glitters. It is winter in a bottle.
This is Zoya Cynthia. The top photo looks so black that I thought I'd place my nails against my shirt to show the blue in it. But it's so deep it's very nearly black. We all know shifting bases sing gloriously over a dark base and this one was no different:
I just LOVE how edgy this combination is! This is one coat over one coat of Zoya Cynthia. I did try it over a couple of other colors:
But let's face it: it looks just amazing over the blue-black of Cynthia. It'll look amazing over black too. I'm going to be sporting this look this winter and I highly recommend you head to Sassy Lacquer to snap this look for yourself (it's available for pre-order right now). Also if you aren't a bar glitter lover you can do a custom and ask her to leave out the bars! Here it is alone and three coats:
*This product was sent for my review. Images are not edited except to crop and watermark and are presented with my honest review of the polish*
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