I had this polish in my hand at the store so many times and always decided to put it back. I finally just went in with the sole intention of buying this particular color, and I'm glad that I did.
We had zero sun yesterday, so I got pictures in daylight but without direct sun. You work with what ya got right? Surprisingly, these pictures came out more true to actual color than most of my sun pictures, go figure.
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| outside, overcast |
This is a base of Poshe and Essie Beam Up and 2 coats of Peri-Wink-Le no top coat, admire that shiny. This is a periwinkle cream, no shimmer, no glitter, just a straight up cream. I don't know whether to call this a bluish lavender, or a lavenderish blue, both descriptions would be accurate, but I guess looking at it on my nails I would have to say it is a bluish medium lavender. The formula was good, not too thick but not so thin it was running into my cuticles, it went where I wanted it to. The first coat was a little streaky, but the second coat self-leveled nicely and solved the streaky problem.
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| inside, flash |
The picture with the flash really sort of completely washed the lavender out of this polish and made it look sky blue, it definitely has more purple than this in it. The outside picture above is the closest to actual color.
I really like this color, and am so glad that I finally just buckled down and bought it. It's good for every season of the year, it's a good staple color to have in your collection. It also makes a good background for many different types of nail art. I put a coat of inm Northern Light on top of this and then a coat of Seche Vite. There was no sun so I took a picture inside with my flash.
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| click to make larger and to see the sparklies |
That is all I have for today, thanks for stopping by, until next time.
