Happy Saturday, you guys! It's finally the weekend... woo hoo! :D
Today, I wanted to share with you the last of my picks from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection. Scandalous Shenanigans is a dark sapphire blue with a metallic finish.
This is a true dark blue that doesn't lean purple or teal. The subtle shimmers in here give a slight denim quality to the blue depending on the light. The formula is pretty good for the most part. It's just a bit thicker than my ideal consistency, so I had some trouble with the index finger, but got the hang of it by the time I got to my middle finger. :-) It's complete opaque in just one coat. I tried a second coat on my thumb just to be sure and it looks exactly the same before and after, so I left the rest at one coat. As with dark colors like this, it did stain the skin around my nails a bit during removal, but a few hand washings took care of that.
You can find Scandalous Shenanigans at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Showing posts with label China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection. Show all posts
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Thursday, September 12, 2013
China Glaze Tongue & Chic
Hi, you guys! :) Is it really only Thursday? It feels like it should have been Friday like two days ago lol.
Today, I've got another of my picks from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Tongue & Chic is a dark, cool-toned, teal green with a metallic finish.
This is another one of those blackened-around-the-edges colors that manages to look both rich and dark at the same time. The formula is great. It's thin enough to afford lots of control, making application easy. It's also pigmented, so you need just one coat for total coverage. And since the shimmers are subtle, it dries without any streak marks. The only negative is that, as usual with colors this dark, you can get a little bit of staining upon removal, but it's gone after a few hand washings.
You can find Tongue & Chic at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Today, I've got another of my picks from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Tongue & Chic is a dark, cool-toned, teal green with a metallic finish.
This is another one of those blackened-around-the-edges colors that manages to look both rich and dark at the same time. The formula is great. It's thin enough to afford lots of control, making application easy. It's also pigmented, so you need just one coat for total coverage. And since the shimmers are subtle, it dries without any streak marks. The only negative is that, as usual with colors this dark, you can get a little bit of staining upon removal, but it's gone after a few hand washings.
You can find Tongue & Chic at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
China Glaze Red-y & Willing
Hi, you guys! Happy middle-of-the-week! :)
Today, I've got one of the jewel tones from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Red-y & Willing is a deep cool-toned ruby red with a metallic finish.
It's a terrifically glamorous and vampy red, with blackened edges that's sure to be perfect for the fall season. The formula is good for the most part, though I had a little trouble getting clean lines around the cuticles. I'm not exactly sure why that was. It's probably a combination of the China Glaze thin brush needing more strokes per nail and the polish drying just a smidgen fast. It's nicely pigmented so that one coat is almost good enough, though I did an extra coat for the swatches to even everything out for the camera and add a little more depth to the red.
You can find Red-y & Willing at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Today, I've got one of the jewel tones from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Red-y & Willing is a deep cool-toned ruby red with a metallic finish.
It's a terrifically glamorous and vampy red, with blackened edges that's sure to be perfect for the fall season. The formula is good for the most part, though I had a little trouble getting clean lines around the cuticles. I'm not exactly sure why that was. It's probably a combination of the China Glaze thin brush needing more strokes per nail and the polish drying just a smidgen fast. It's nicely pigmented so that one coat is almost good enough, though I did an extra coat for the swatches to even everything out for the camera and add a little more depth to the red.
You can find Red-y & Willing at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013
China Glaze Rendezvous With You
Hi, you guys! Hope your week is going well. We're supposed to be getting a heat wave over the next few days. I think this is the last hurrah before summer is really over. I hope I can get out of work for a bit to enjoy those last rays of summer sunshine. :-)
Today, I've got another gorgeous foil from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Rendezvous With You is a deep rich eggplant purple with tons of silver shimmers in a foil finish.
I think this is just gorgeous. Often with colors this dark, the murky base obscures the shimmers and the color ends up being quite drab, but not here! :-) While the shimmers and foils are quite prominent in here, I like that they don't overwhelm the base, so you still get a lot of that mysterious purple. This has a great formula. It applies smoothly and evenly without any issues. I just needed two quick coats and it's ready to go.
You can find Rendezvous With You at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Today, I've got another gorgeous foil from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Rendezvous With You is a deep rich eggplant purple with tons of silver shimmers in a foil finish.
I think this is just gorgeous. Often with colors this dark, the murky base obscures the shimmers and the color ends up being quite drab, but not here! :-) While the shimmers and foils are quite prominent in here, I like that they don't overwhelm the base, so you still get a lot of that mysterious purple. This has a great formula. It applies smoothly and evenly without any issues. I just needed two quick coats and it's ready to go.
You can find Rendezvous With You at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Monday, September 9, 2013
China Glaze Strike Up a Cosmo
Hi, you guys! Happy Monday! :-)
Today, I've got another of my selections from the China Glaze Autumn Nights to share with you. Strike Up a Cosmo is a pink rose foil with lots of gold shimmers and foil flakes.
This is sooo sparkly and the pink/gold combo is very pretty on the nails. It's a totally girly and festive shade. The formula's awesome too. Each coat is thin and smooth, so the foil particles distribute evenly on the nails. And I just needed the standard two coats for great opaque coverage.
You can find Strike Up a Cosmo at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Today, I've got another of my selections from the China Glaze Autumn Nights to share with you. Strike Up a Cosmo is a pink rose foil with lots of gold shimmers and foil flakes.
This is sooo sparkly and the pink/gold combo is very pretty on the nails. It's a totally girly and festive shade. The formula's awesome too. Each coat is thin and smooth, so the foil particles distribute evenly on the nails. And I just needed the standard two coats for great opaque coverage.
You can find Strike Up a Cosmo at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
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Sunday, September 8, 2013
China Glaze Goldie But Goodie
Happy Sunday! It's definitely a happy one for me. :-) I'm so excited that football season is kicking off. Football is one of my favorite things about fall and I've been eagerly looking forward to this since the last season ended in February.
Over the next few days, I've got a selection of colors from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Let's kick off today with Goldie But Goodie, a rich antique-looking gold in a foil finish.
This is a really interesting gold. It's not as yellow as most golds are. Instead it has a bronze/brownish tint to it that mellows it out and gives it that antique look. It makes this more wearable than your standard gold, while still being very pretty and festive. The formula is great on this. It goes on smoothly, with the foil particles spreading out evenly without any clumping or bald spots. I just needed two coats for total coverage.
You can find Goldie But Goldie at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
** This post contains product(s) provided for honest consideration.
Over the next few days, I've got a selection of colors from the China Glaze Autumn Nights Collection to share with you. Let's kick off today with Goldie But Goodie, a rich antique-looking gold in a foil finish.
This is a really interesting gold. It's not as yellow as most golds are. Instead it has a bronze/brownish tint to it that mellows it out and gives it that antique look. It makes this more wearable than your standard gold, while still being very pretty and festive. The formula is great on this. It goes on smoothly, with the foil particles spreading out evenly without any clumping or bald spots. I just needed two coats for total coverage.
You can find Goldie But Goldie at your local nail salons and at beauty stores such as Ulta and Sally Beauty for a retail price of $7 for 0.5 fl oz.
** This post contains product(s) provided for honest consideration.
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