Today, I decided to show you China Glaze 2NITE from the OMG Collection. It's a holographic medium blue with a semi matte finish. This is a gorgeous color in sun light as well as in indoor light. The formula is perfect. This is 2 coats.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
OPI Suzi Skies In The Pyrenees And OPI Mod About You
Today, I've got for you OPI Suzi Skies In The Pyrenees with OPI Mod About You on the ring finger.
OPI SSITP is a smoky dark grey color and, in my opinion, a must have polish.
It has a good application. However I do not know what happened with its formula but, after 2 days, the polish started to rub off the tip of my nail (as you can see in the polka dot pictures).
Both polishes are 3 coaters.
OPI Mod about You is a pale pink creme with a milky white opaque tone that gives it the pastel finish. It is my favorite pink. I love it, love it, love it!
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
A post dedicated to Nihrida and Gildedangel
Nihrida and Gildedangel, your are two of the nicest bloggers! You always have nice things to say about my blog posts. I wanted to thank you with making a post just for you! This is my watermelon and this is the first time I grew something in my garden. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it grow! I am going to keep you all posted when my watermelon will grow bigger.
As an extra, here are some pictures of my wonderful cats, Tiger and Tom!
Labels:
poshnail,
Thanks,
Tiger,
Tom,
Watermelon
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
China Glaze OMG
China Glaze OMG, 3 coats.
It is a holographic, light gray nail polish.
It looks great in sunlight and even in artificial light.
This is one of the few polishes from the OMG collection that doesn't dry matte.
Labels:
China Glaze,
China Glaze OMG,
poshnail
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Orly Lemonade, Orly Spark and Orly Hook Up Comparison
Index: Orly Spark
Middle & Pinky: Orly Lemonade
Ring: Orly Hook Up
As you can see, Orly Hook Up has a shimmery finish.
From left to right: Orly Lemonade, Orly Spark, Orly Hook Up.
Labels:
Comparison,
Orly,
Orly Hook Up,
Orly Lemonade,
Orly Spark
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Orly Lemonade and Orly Spark Comparison
Orly Lemonade is slighty lighter that Orly Spark.
They are both creme.
Index and ring: Orly Spark
Middle and pinky: Orly Lemonade.
From left to right: Orly Lemonade, Orly Spark.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Orly Sweet Collection 2010
This week, I received from Orly 3 new nail polishes from the Sweet Collection.
From left to right: Pixy Stix, Lemonade and Lollipop.
What can I say, they are spectacular pastels with a milky white tone. Each of these bottles come with a mini lip gloss. As all of the Orly nail polishes, they are free of DBP and all traces of Toluene, Formaldehyde and Formaldehyde resin. Other compnies like OPI advocate that they are Formldehyde free but still have Formaldehyde resin! What I like about Orly is the Gripper Cap and that you know what polishes are big 3 free by the colour of the cap. The grey cap is the big 3 free and the black cap isn't. I think it is the only company that lets you know what polish is big 3 free. Anyway, on to the swatches:
Orly Lollipop, 3 coats
It is a gorgeous lilac creme with a milky white opaque tone that gives it the pastel feeling. This is wonderful, lovable and sweet! The application is flawless.
Orly Lemonade, 3 coats
In my search for te perfect yellow that will look good on my skin tone, I finally found the one! It is a bit paler than Orly Spark (I am going to do a comparison soon) but I don't have China Glaze Lemon Fizz to do a comparison. The formula, as with all yellow polishes, is a little bit streaky but managable. This is, what I would call, a pastel creme yellow. I am so happy with this yellow! :)
Orly Pixy Stix, 3 coats
This is a pastel peach pink cream with an added milky white opaque tone. The formula is great, the application is flawless and most of all, the colour is gorgeous! This looks a bit like Orly Butterflies but Pixy Stix has a peach hue and a pastel finish.
The Sweet Collection will be available beginning April 2010 at orlybeauty.com, Sally Beauty, Ulta , etc.
Thank you so much Orly for these wonderful colours.
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