Happy Halloween everyone!! I hope everyone is excited for tonight, I know I am. I'm taking the LO out trick or treating for her first Halloween with another family. I know she's too young to really enjoy it, but think of the photo ops I'll have! Plus I'll get to see all the amazing decorations that I know people put a lot of work into. LO has two outfits this year, a pumpkin costume that I photographed her in at the pumpkin patch and a skeleton outfit that my DH's colleague gifted her. I can't wait to see how she'll look in it!
My last Lynnderella from this collection is called Early Halloween. This is a glitterbomb featuring multisized purple, silver and black glitter, square orange glitter, and silver moons and stars. I really love the combination of this and layered it over Illamasqua Nurture to contrast with the purple and black glitter. Surprisingly the clear base doesn't have any holographic microglitter like so many of her other polishes. My only gripe with the application is that the orange squares are curled. If you look closely at my pinky, you can see what I mean - I chose not to use any topcoat in these pictures so you could see the curling clearly. And as per Lynnderella's disclaimer regarding the polish quality, there's not much I can complain about since she does warn buyers about this possibility.
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| Lynnderella Early Halloween indoor natural light |
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| Lynnderella Early Halloween indoor natural light |
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| Lynnderella Early Halloween indoor natural light |
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| Lynnderella Early Halloween indoor natural light closeup |
Lynnderella polishes can be purchased on Ebay at her seller's shop lynnderella-lynnderella. She has the entire Early Halloween collection up available in sets or as single bottles.
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