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I would describe it as the perfect Granny Smith apple shade, it is bright and dusty and perfect for St. Paddy's! I chose this over my go to green, Four Leaf Clover, another big fave of mine. Although thin, I would consider this a creme polish.
The formula seemed to be fine, thin but even, building up to opacity in two coats. I went to sleep within two hours after application which is not a problem when I use Seche Vite or NYC quick dry top coat. For some reason this polish took longer than normal to dry. To me it appeared fine, but the next morning I had sheet marks. I have not gotten these in forever! Not only that, I also had some bubbling. The bubbling is even weirder since the formula was thin and I applied medium coats.
I took these photos the next day, luckily you can't see the imperfections. To remedy this, I used this method, and voila, all fixed up!
Hi I'm a big fan of your blog and I'm trying to grow my nails do you have any tips? maybe you could make a post about it? I noticed your nails look so healthy and your cuticles are perfect. I'm just wondering what your usual routine is, moisturizing, cutting your cuticles?
ReplyDeleteThanks and I love your blog.
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Thanks, you are very kind! Although my cuticles and nails look healthy right now they are probably in the worst condition! Usually around this time of the year my skin and nails have had enough of the cold, drying temperature. This is why I have cut them down, I have had a lot of peeling and breaking recently.
DeleteThe best tips I can give you are to moisturise (lotion after watching your hands and before going to bed).
My go to cuticle moisturiser at the moment is Burt's Bees Almond Milk Beeswax hand cream, I apply it to my cuticles at night when they are extra dry and wake up with brand new cuticles! Another favourite of mine is the Burt's Bees lemon Butter Cuticle Cream, I would be using that but I have misplaced it at the moment!
I will definitely have to give this some more thought and will try to get a post together on this topic in the near future. Thanks for the request!
This is a great green! Thanks for the tips about getting rid of imperfections in the finish! I never even hear of that before! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks :) I love finding tips like that on the web and I found something that worked for me that I wanted to share with all of you!
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