Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Above The Curve Indian Summer Swatch And Review

Was it a full moon yesterday or what?  All sorts of cray blew up yesterday, and it all started with that crazy earthquake that woke me up at 6:30am in the morning.  The rest of the day went down hill from there, but at least ended on a fun note when we went shopping for LO's Purim costume for today.  She's going to be a fairy ballerina, complete with little wings to dance around with.  Oh, and you betcha that I finished St Paddy's with a beer, after all, I needed it!

Today I have one of my polish picks from the TPF Indie Exchange called Indian Summer by Above The Curve.  Unfortunately I don't believe it's available anymore as it was an LE released last summer.  The base is a sheer fuchsia jelly that builds up to opacity in two to three coats, and within that squishy jelly is a multitude of glitters in all shapes and sizes, notably some pink circles, iridescent squares, purple and cinnamon hexes, and pink stars.  I used three coats here to maximize glitter coverage and minimize VNL.  I had no difficulty with application other than some mild clumping of glitters.  It dries to a satin shine and needs a couple layers of topcoat to smooth the glitters down and add shine. 

Above The Curve Indian Summer
Above The Curve Indian Summer

Above The Curve Indian Summer
Above The Curve Indian Summer

Above The Curve Indian Summer
Above The Curve Indian Summer

Above The Curve Indian Summer
Above The Curve Indian Summer

Above The Curve Indian Summer
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Above The Curve Indian Summer
Above The Curve Indian Summer
I don't normally wear pinks but I was drawn to this polish because of it's colorful mix of glitters that blend together beautifully.  If I could paint LO's nails, this is what she'd be wearing with her costume today!  Above The Curve masterfully mixes together glitters to create unique showstopping polishes.  Currently she's got a ton of holos in her lineup, so be sure to check out her cartel site. 

1 comment:

  1. This is a very cute color! I'm starting to like pinks a lot more, especially when there's glitter in them. The earthquake woke my whole family up around the same time too, but I think my niece was the only one to sleep through it.

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