This was my mani before Valentine's day. It was Candy Lacquer- Pinkie Pie layered over OPI- Orange Curacao
Pinkie Pie is a gorgeous red and pink mix of glitters suspended in a clear base. The hexes are medium sized- and there is a mix of colors.
This mani almost looks like a jelly sandwich, but it's actually just the red glitter layered on top of Orange Curacao.
Pinkie Pie was packed with glitter and it only required one coat.
OPI- Orange Curacao is an old gem. It's a black label and I couldn't even find any information about which collection it was from. It is in one of the older OPI bottles. I was very impressed with this! The formula was very thin, but it was practically a one-coater! I added a second coat out of habit. It's very shiny, but too opaque for a jelly. I believe it would be categorized as a crelly. I took this picture without the flash.
Indoors with the flash. It looks much more red than orange to me, but I can kind of see it being a red orange.
I got one new polish this week! A friend of mine traveled to the Philippines, and he brought me back a red crackle. I never heard of this brand!
On Valentine's day, I had an opportunity to go to a Pittsburgh Penguins practice, so I wore Pittsburgh colors! This is Candy Lacquer- Honey Bee layered over NYC- Enchanted.
Honey Bee is loaded with glitter! It has various sizes of black hexes, black bar glitter, medium yellow hexes, and giant flower-shaped yellow glitter!
I wore this mani for three days because it didn't chip that much, and I didn't want to take it off!
NYC Enchanted is a unique polish! This picture was taken without the flash. This was released sometime around Halloween of last year. It is a champagne frost- leaning white filled with gold glitter! Application was a little bit streaky and it required 3 coats, but that's the nature of frosts. I didn't mind as much since it was being layered.
With the flash, you can see the distribution of gold glitter. The gold glitter looked amazing combined with Honey Bee! This wore very well also.
OPI Orange Curaco is from the Spring/Summer 1996 Islands collection. There were some long time popular ones from this collection. But then back then a lot of the releases were going into the classic collection. Virgin Island Velvet was a long time classic that came from this same collection. Ponce de Lilac, Grenada and Bare It, Port-au-Pink, Smokin In Havanna all come to mind as part of this collection. I used to have pretty much all of them from 89 on through early 2000's.
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! the nail colors that you have shown here are all so pretty. Great choices indeed. Love the colors for I find them all elegant and classy. Love it!
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