Showing posts with label multichrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multichrome. Show all posts

Oct 28, 2018

Femme Fatale 7th Anniversary Trio swatches and reviews

Femme Fatale recently celebrated its seventh year of operation. Has it really been that long? I got into them shortly before their fourth anniversary. How time flies.


Every year a special trio is released to commemorate this achievement. Each trio is also themed. This year the polishes are inspired by the brain.
Not to be confused with these Brains

Since the trio will hit stockists in the very near future (if not already), I figured why not share my thoughts on them? Each swatch except for one are with glossy top coat and matte accents.

Aug 21, 2018

Nvr Enuff Spare No Expense

Everyone's got a favorite movie. Mine's Jurassic Park. I've seen it so many times that I've practically memorized the script. When I heard word of a Jurassic Park themed indie polish box, it should be obvious what my reaction was. I couldn't afford the entire box but I did manage to split a box with someone on Facebook. Along with some waterslide decals and nail vinyls, I claimed the one polish I  wanted most- Nvr Enuff's Spare No Expense.



Aug 18, 2018

Stamping Mani: Geometric Nail Art Featuring Supermoon Lacquer Which Tastes Sweeter

I recently saw someone on the Supermoon Lacquer Facebook group use a Supermoon Lacquer polish as a stamping polish. The result was fantastic. Perfect transfer. I don't know why it didn't occur to me to try out my few Supermoons for stamping since they're so opaque. Maybe it's because I usually prefer straight up stamping polish unless I know that a regular polish will likely (or does) work? Can't hurt to try it myself. I tested Which Tastes Sweeter from the February 2018 Polish Pickup over OPI I'm Sooo Swamped! (one of my all time favorite greens).



Jul 25, 2018

Femme Fatale Hemlock

Greetings, y'all! Today's manicure is another Femme Fatale polish, this time being a Facebook group exclusive multichrome.

Femme Fatale Hemlock, direct sunlight