Showing posts with label Linear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linear. Show all posts

Sunday, January 26, 2014

Not Electric Eel

I post one amazing shade-shifting green and I need to post another one. Here's another incredible find and another favorite from last year. I recently picked up Enchanted Electric Feel trying to find an electric green linear holo and wow, I am really in love. 

Check out the insane duochrome shift and linear holo. I could use some pointers on how to pick up holo in pictures, but in real life this polish is very holo-y distracting and shifts from a bright yellow gold to lime green to a light blueish grey. I highly recommend picking this up, as it's still fairly easy to get a hold of, if you're into these colors :) 

(middle nail broke D:)

Electric Feel Sun.

Electric Feel Sun.

Electric Feel Sun.
Electric Feel Shade.

Electric Feel Shade.
Electric Feel Shade.

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Enchanting

This polish looks like magic in a bottle. I had to have it and I'm so anxiously awaiting the next Enchanted restock. It's over black here and I think that makes it look a bit more potent. I'm lazy, so that was a pain, but it only took took coats after that and it was just striking indoor and out. I don't think I've ever had more compliments...pic heavy.


Time to Pretend. Outdoor Light.

Time to Pretend. Outdoor Light.

Time to Pretend. Outdoor Light.

Time to Pretend. Outdoor Light.

Time to Pretend, bottle. Outdoor Light.

Time to Pretend, bottle. Outdoor Light.

Monday, January 14, 2013

Hot Hot

Hot Chocolate!!!! I finally got Hot Chocolate from Enchanted Polish, though by somewhat questionable means. I had lemmed this one since I had first seen it, one of maybe two browns I've ever liked. The interesting thing about this one, which is even better shown in other swatches, is that it shifts from warm brown to charcoal brown, and shows green and purple flashes.

I used three coats here over Nfu-oh aquabase. and this is one I can't wait to wear again.

Hot Chocolate. Natural Light.

Hot Chocolate. Natural Light.

Monday, December 31, 2012

Happy Holos pt. 3

One of the most holo-ey holographic polishes I've seen is from the makeup store. They have a great line of holo polishes and I'm lucky enough to have Madeleine, a light gold or nude-ish holo. This polish is so fiery that it even glitters in the dark. 

However, it chips very easily and requires an aqua base for proper application. The first time I wore it, it chipped overnight. This time it didn't chip until the next day, not bad at all.

I forgot to mention! The fourth finger (ring finger) has no topcoat and the rest are wearing HK Girl Topcoat from Glisten and Glow. Once it dried, I didn't find it to dull the effect whatsoever. Awesome!

Madeleine. Natural Light.

Madeleine. Natural Light.

Madeleine. Artificial light with flash.

Madeleine. Artificial light with flash.

Thursday, October 25, 2012

green g8torade

Just some quick bad pictures of the amazing polish from China Glaze, L8R G8R--a gorgeous linear holo. 

I took these awhile ago with my phone when I couldn't find my camera and I didn't have an aqua base so, there isn't much to say except, "daaaaaaaaayuuuufjdkl;ajgira;j this polish is pretty" and ...oh these pictures are not. Sorry. Will post new pictures WITH aqua base and better camera :) I wanted to keep the greens coming, though. 

L8R G8R, Sunlight.

L8R G8R, Artificial Light.


L8R G8R Bottle Shot. Indoor Sunlight.

Saturday, August 25, 2012

This Week

I've misplaced my regular camera, but I've still been taking pictures (sometimes) of my nails. I currently have on Lippmann Fashion and Lynnderella Innerspace on the tips which turned out surprisingly well EXCEPT that my bottle of Poshe just decided to gum up and cause massive bubbles (right before a job interview I might add D;). And yes, I added the Innerspace after the interview. 

Since this IS technically a *secret* blog thus far and pretty much knows about it because I'm terribly shy I will very covertly show you my first attempt at a gradient. Brought to you by Helen, my sweetly devilish angel (and my phone cam, sorry).

Glitter Gal Light as a Feather and Glitter Gal Lizard Belly.
























I was pretty nervous about doing this gradient, and it could've turned out a lot worse. I decided to do it as an "accent nail" and only do it on some nails. I'm pretty sure that's my right hand, so I did on three there because it's easier for me. Also, I think holographic polishes dry faster, which helped a lot. I wanted it to have more of a slow fade gradation into the white, but my short nails were maybe a factor. 

I tried to use a regular makeup sponge, but that applied almost NO polish to my nails, so I used a regular finely textured kitchen sponge and that seemed to be a fairly small texture to produce a fine finish, though I'd like even smoother. I can hope that practice makes perfect :)

PS. If you can make me a deal I can't refuse on the bigger size of Glitter Gal LAAF, plmk ;p