The next photo is too light but I took it to show you the yellow glitter.
Monday, June 14, 2010
O.P.I Absolutely Alice From The Alice In Wonderland Collection
Absolutely Alice is absolutely fabulous!!! Lovers of blue, glitter and nail polish, you must get this polish! This is a must have! It is a pity because I couldn't capture the sparkle of this polish. The application was flawless. The downturn is when you are removing it. It was a pain in the a...
Monday, June 7, 2010
Trans Design Sucks ! ! !
Hi! I'm Tom, the rebel cat. This is my photo. I'm going to speak for my good friend Poshnail. She is extremely angry. Last time, when she tried to place an order with Trans Design, we found out that we have to pay US$42 for a single bottle of Color Club nail polish!!! I said we, because I started to think what will happen with my food if she will continue to buy from Trans Design. Usually, as international customers, we have to pay US$18 for 9 botlles of nail polishes. But not now! They no longer have this deal.What were they thinking, that we are going to pay 20 times the price of a bottle just for the shipping? I don't see how they reason! This isn't good for us, the customers, and this isn't good for their business, either. If they think that they will earn more with this humongous shipping "deal", they have to think again!
I'm finished, done with Trans Design! I hope Poshnail thinks the same.I'm going home...
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
ORLY Cosmix Collection for Fall 2010
ORLY introduces its latest addition to its portfolio of textured finishes with Cosmic FX. The new, limited-edition collection delivers multi-dimensional flashes of intense shimmering shine that is so electrifying your nails will explode with color! This lighting phenomenon is achieved by ORLY’s exclusive MINERAL FX technology.
The innovation infuses natural rock minerals, crystals, and glass to give nails a special optical effect with extreme luster, rich pearlescence, and a smooth, sparkling spectrum of concentrated color.
The MINERALFX technology includes specialty mica, that allows for a clearer, vibrantly bright lustrous shimmer. Crystals allow for a multi-dimensional color transformation. Glass particles carefully controlled in shape and size create a luminous phenomenon. This combination infused with the Silica and specific colors selected create this exclusive technology that gives nails a unique optical effect that’s magnified as the lighting source intensifies or viewing angle changes.
Lunar Eclipse - Blue with pink purple FX
Galaxy Girl Purple - with blue green FX
It’s Not Rocket Science - Green with gold blue FX
Space Cadet - Green with purple gold FX
Halley’s Comet - Turquoise with green yellow FX
Out of This World - Purple with pink silver FX
I think that these are spectacular!
These will be available in September 2010.
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Monday, May 31, 2010
Pink Comparison OPI and Orly
Today I've got the pink comparison that I've promised you.
Index and Pinky: OPI Lucky Lucky Lavander, Middle: OPI Panda-Monium Pink, Ring: Orly Lollipop
Sunday, May 9, 2010
O.P.I Lucky Lucky Lavander From The Hong Kong Collection 2010
This is the second pink that I have for you from this collection. It is a little bit darker that O.P.I Panda-Monium Pink (next time, I am going to do a comparison). This one is a little bit sheer too, but it became opaque in 3 coats.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
O.P.I Panda-Monium Pink From The Hong Kong Collection 2010
I am a sucker for pinks, esspecially pinks with a lilac or violet hue. This is not an exception. It is a little bit sheer and I needed 4 coats but the formula is good.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Blue Comparison OPI and Orly
Today I've got the blue comparison that I've promised you.
This week has been an awful one and is not over. I hope everything will come back to normal.
Index: OPI No Room For The Blues, Middle and Pinky: OPI Suzi Says Feng Shui, Ring: Orly Calypso Breeze. As you can see, OPI Suzi Saya Feng Shui and Orly Calypso Breeze are almost similar, except that OPI SSFS has the dusty quality and Orly CB is more of a vibrant color. As for OPI No Room For The Blues, it is a much lighter shade.
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