Showing posts with label peachy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peachy. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Flormar U234

There's not much to say about this polish, just your basic work appropriate polish. I really don't like it, but I had a meeting, and I couldn't go wearing black.

This is a frosty finish, in a barely orange color, tending a lot toward beige.
It was two coats, and the wear was not teribble, I didn't have any chips, but it wore on the tips pretty quickly.

 I bought this polish on sale in Romania, it cost less than 1€, so it's super good quality for the price I paied. 




Friday, March 16, 2012

I have no idea what name this has

I bought this in a blog sale, and I don't remember the name of this one, and there is no name on the bottle either.

This is a peachy orangy holo, part of the Nail Prisms collection. I love this polish!! LOVE!
It's such good quality. It worked very well on normal base coat, and I only had to apply 2 coats to get it opaque. There were no dragging issues, no bald spots. Application was a dream. The polish is a bit runny, but nothing one can't handle.

I got some sun today and was able to capture the beauty of this nail polish.

I applied a coat of  OPI - Teenage Dream on top. I think it looks ok. But I think it would have looked better with only an accent nail.
*UPDATE - Danielle the blogger I bought this from tells me the name is Pink Blush






Friday, July 8, 2011

Essie - Cantaloupe

Essie Cantaloupe is exactely what it says it is the color of the Cantaloupe or a faded peach color.
It's a cream and it needed about 3 coats for opacity. I had some trouble with the application on this one, even with the second coat it had streaks, but the third one did the trick. Still I found this weird, because usually Essie cream are perfect in two coats.
Anyway because of the three coats, I had some shrinking, with the Seche vite on the tips, and that's why it looks kinda like tip wear. And excuse the horrible cuticules.
I also did a comparison with Wet'n'Wild Blazed and Revlon Peachy.
The Revlon is almost a dupe of this one.
Natural light


Natural sun light


Artificial light

Monday, March 14, 2011

Revlon - Peachy

And another one of my swap polishes, this is one of my favorites, I love this kind of shades, peachy, orangy cream polishes.
So this is part of the Revlon top speed, and it's a beautiful rich cream light peachy color - as the name itself says so.
I love it and I am sorry I don't have longer nails anymore.
On top I added a coat of CND's Violet Shimmer.