Showing posts with label Butter London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Butter London. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Enchanted Polish - Pumpkin Gutz!

Today I have Pumpkin Gutz from Enchanted Polish's Falloween collection.  The Falloween polishes are available at Llarowe, but you should add Enchanted Polish on facebook to find out the restock schedule.

Pumpkin Guts is a really pretty (like all Enchanted Polish) black, orange and green mixed shape glitter in a clear base.  I didn't notice the green at first, that was a surprise for later!  This is two coats of Pumpkin Guts over two coats of Butter London Yummy Mummy.


The formula was really nice on this, the glitter came out easily, but the large black hex glitter was a little bit harder to get, but not bad at all!


Now it's time to go carve my pumpkin!



Sunday, September 30, 2012

Dollish Polish Super Mario Bros. Part 3

It took me a little while to get the final part of these swatches out.  This Dollish Polish collection was all great formula wise and the glitter applied evenly.  Here are the last three of the set.


This was one coat of 1-UP over two coats of butter LONDON Yummy Mummy, which is an amazing nude.



Above was two coats of Go Luigi! over white.  I just had to fish a little bit to get one of the stars out.

 
 
Finally, two coats of Dino-mite Yoshi over two coats of a neon green, I'm pretty sure it was a Color Club green, but I can't find the notation now.
 
 
The whole collection was really fun and a perfect abstraction of all the Nintendo characters we know and love. 
 
 
Here are Part One and Part Two of my collection review.

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Misfits Manicure with Black Cat Lacquer's Static Age


This is my favorite manicure I've ever done! I was checking out Black Cat Lacquer's Etsy page and I saw a nail polish named after a Misfits song and I started geeking out. Static Age has various sizes and shapes of holographic, black and white glitter in a clear base.

I had been looking for an alternative to all the black and white indie glitters I see and this one is beautiful and applies with ease. I have two coats of Static Age over three coats of Butter London Disco Biscuit.

I decided I needed a little Crimson Ghost on my thumb. The nail is painted white first then I drew the design with a black nail art pen.

This was sad to take off! I highly recommend trying Static Age.  You can follow Black Cat Lacquer on facebook.  A new Clubbing Collection just came out and I will be posting a blog on a great Tetris polish soon.