It rained again today in Los Angeles and I regret not having my car outside to take advantage of it. Hopefully it will rain a little bit more this weekend(yes, I'm wishing for rain) because I enjoy the cooler weather and it makes nap time with LO so much sweeter.
Finally! Today I have Hare Polish Bisbee in my hot little hands and I'm so excited to show this to you. I'd been stalking this color for months and it kept slipping away each time I had it in my checkout basket, but this time I was at the computer with my trigger finger and managed to snag one. Bisbee is lovely combination of a gorgeous turquoise jelly base and multisized gold glitter. Gold and turquoise is a classic combination of colors and I love how the two contrast against each other. I found the formula to be a bit thick but workable, with some instances of glitter clumping during application. I resolved that by dabbing the brush to separate the pieces and it seemed to work out fine. I used three layers in these pics and you can still see a little VNL through the camera but not so much with the naked eye. I probably could have used only a layer of topcoat to add shine because it dried a little matte, but I used a layer of Gelous too for good measure.
Beautiful, isn't it?? Do you know of any other polishes that have a similar combination? Butter London Two Fingered Salute comes to mind but it's more of a teal blue with copper flakes.
Finally! Today I have Hare Polish Bisbee in my hot little hands and I'm so excited to show this to you. I'd been stalking this color for months and it kept slipping away each time I had it in my checkout basket, but this time I was at the computer with my trigger finger and managed to snag one. Bisbee is lovely combination of a gorgeous turquoise jelly base and multisized gold glitter. Gold and turquoise is a classic combination of colors and I love how the two contrast against each other. I found the formula to be a bit thick but workable, with some instances of glitter clumping during application. I resolved that by dabbing the brush to separate the pieces and it seemed to work out fine. I used three layers in these pics and you can still see a little VNL through the camera but not so much with the naked eye. I probably could have used only a layer of topcoat to add shine because it dried a little matte, but I used a layer of Gelous too for good measure.
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