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Showing posts with label Transitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transitions. Show all posts

Friday, May 17, 2013

China Glaze - Modify Me



Hola!

I have another polish from China Glaze's Transitions collection! This polish was not as disappointing as the other one I talked about! I also got this on clearance for $3.29 which isn't bad at all.

Modify Me is a cornflower blue that shifts to a darker purple to almost like a royal blue. I'm pretty happy with this polish because out of the two this has the most distinct color change. Which makes me happy.
This polish has a subtle shimmer to it, which is really nice. The one thing that I found with this is that the formula was very thin, almost watery, which is okay. It didn't flood into the cuticles though, which I appreciate. This is definitely a two coater.

This is without a top coat. I also know that this is a horrible swatch. Don't even ask me what happened! One minute they look nice then next it's like BAM you mess them up and have no idea how because you haven't moved. I'll definitely work on trying to get better quality ones. A lot of the time for nail pictures I have to use my old phone...

To see what this polish looks like with top coat keep reading!

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

China Glaze Metallic Metamorphosis


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Today I have swatches of one of the China Glaze Transitions Nail Polish that came out late 2012. I've been DYING to get my hands on some of these, but haven't been able to find them until I went to Sally's today. My Sally's has been hiding their clearance section as of late, today this bad boy was sitting on a table right inside the door! SCORE! I snatched up this one and one other one which we will swatch later! I paid $3.29 for this. *dances*

I have quite a few pictures so I hope they look okay! :D

This polish is Metallic Metamorphosis. It is gunmetal grey metallic shimmer. It's supposed to transition to a blue toned gunmetal grey with the addition of a top coat. I want to make mention that all pictures were taken inside under a daylight light bulb (greatest invention ever!) The pictures are pretty true to color for the most part. They come out a little darker, but barely.

No top coat