Showing posts with label Enchanted Polish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Enchanted Polish. Show all posts
Saturday, August 10, 2013

Enchanted Polish : more swatches & review!



Hi girls! I have four Enchanted Polish to share with you today and there's something for everyone : shimmer, holo, glitter and duochrome!



Shrimp Cocktail is a pink coral filled with gold shimmer flecks. It's sweet without being too girly, bright but not too bold or too pastel... The perfect Summer pink, especially if you're not that much into pinks like me! Application was flawless, even and pigmented, I used 2 coats plus topcoat here.




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Saturday, July 20, 2013

Enchanted Polish Time to Pretend Collection Review!


Hi girls! How was your weekend so far? Mine was super slow, apart for an umptenth Harry Potter marathon with the hubby and kids, we didn't do much but I love these kind of weekends! LOL


Well... Today, I have the newest Enchanted Polish collection to share with you!
Time to Pretend is a set of 6 duochromes with a strong linear holo. In terms of formula, it couldn't get any better : thin but pigmented, even and completely streak-free over regular base coats, they all reached full coverage with 2 coats.


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Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Enchanted Polish Love A Lot of Glitter Review

 
Squee!
Today I have swatches of the Enchanted Polish Love A Lot of Glitter to share with you!
 
 If you're not familiar with this collection, they all literally are glitter bombs, so packed in glitters, so dense of various shapes, sizes, colors and finishes that there probably is no point in me trying to extensively describe them! Well of course I'll try anyway ;-)



Daydream Surprise : mix of shimmer, hex, bar glitters and mylar-like shreds in a clear base, mainly blue, red, green and gold. One coat plus topcoat over black.





Freeze Machine : complex mix of small shimmer and glitter particles as well as a few larger shred pieces. This one flashes mainly blue, green and a bit of gold . Also one coat over black plus topcoat.






Tenderheart : mix of shimmers and hex glitters combined with color changing hearts and holo diamonds, mainly red, pink, orange and gold but also hints of blue. One coat plus topcoat over black.


 


Tummy Time : explosion of hexes, bars, holo stars, color changing hearts and black shreds combined with smaller glitter particles. Again, one coat plus topcoat over black.





Wish Me Good Luck : medium green, gold and blue hexes as well as black bars / big squares. One coat plus topcoat over black as well.

 




I am not exaggerating when I'm saying these are glitter bombs! They litterally felt like little fireworks on my nails. Have you ever seen or applied a glitter and thought that it had been made with high quality ingredients? This is exactly how I felt! Tey are all so dense and sparkly, it's insane.

I loved Freeze Machine, probably because it's the one I swatched first and it really blew my mind but if I had to pick a second favorite, it would definitely be Tenderheart! The color changing (gold, pink and red) hearts are stunning in person <333 p="">





Enchanted Polish is available for sale on enchantedpolish.com as well as :

Stocks are usually very limited and sell out very fast so grab yours while you can!
I believe they are sold out so it's best to keep an eye on social media for restock times!





*product provided for review*
 


 
Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Enchanted Polish - I am the Walrus + Ola Rio

Here are a couple more Enchanted Polishes today.  I am the Walrus is another holographic multichrome. I thought this would be quite similar to Ozotic Mish Mash 531, which it is, and it isn't.  When I wrote about Mish Mash 531, I believed it was a holographic version of Ozotic multichrome 502.  I think I am the Walrus looks more like a holo version of Ozotic 520.  Of course 502 and 520 are nearly the same as can be seen in this comparison

The other big different between the Enchanted Polishes and the Ozotics, which I have said before, is the opacity of the polish.  These photos show I am the Walrus at three coats on it's own.  I like not having to layer these over black.  Although, the holo effect in the Enchanted Polishes is not as strong as the Ozotic ones.

I am the Walrus shifts from a pinkish red through to a golden orange.  These photos are taken in full sun.




In the shade you don't see the holo effect, but the multichrome colours really come out.


To bring out the full spectrum of the multichrome colours, here are some under water photos.


Next I added Ola, Rio on top.  Ola Rio is a multichrome glitter like the Ozotic Elytra 530 and Hits Airglow and it is packed with glitter.  The Ozotic version is a little sparse, but this is excellent.  The colour shift in this glitter is the same as Ia m the  Walrus, going from pinky red to golden orange.




Finally, some extra underwater shots to show the awesomeness.


As you can see, my bottles are the old version with the paper labels.  Enchanted Polish how has gorgeous bottles with a printed castle emblem on it.

These polishes were sent for review.
Friday, November 23, 2012

Enchanted Polish Big City Lights!


I think I've made it pretty clear in the past how much I love duochromes and multichromes. If you're anything like me, Enchanted Polish is the brand you need to look into and the Big City Lights is the collection you need for a dose of massive multichromilicious glitterness!


Bonjour Paris, Ciao Milano, Ola Rio and Hello New York all applied evenly and I only needed one coat over black for these swatches. Their clear base allow many layering possibilities but black really makes the color shifting effect to pop and wow they really do pop!



Bonjour Paris
Navy blue to warm purple and gold 






Ciao Milano
 Emerald green to blue and warm purple






Ola Rio
 Magenta to fuchsia and gold






Hello New York
Warm gold to green and hints of blue





Enchanted Polish is available for sale on Etsy (currently closed) and via :

Stocks are usually very limited and sell out very fast so grab yours while you can!


*products provided for review*



Sunday, October 21, 2012

Enchanted Polish - Octopus's Garden & Bonjour Paris

Enchanted Polish Octopus's Garden is one yummy polish.  This is a holographic multi-chrome that is dupy of discontinued Ozotic Mish Mash 534. The main different is that Octopus's Garden can easily be built to opacity on it's own using three coats.

I love that you don't have to wear it over black and can still get a fantastic colour shift.  There are a bazillion photos here of this polish - sorry, there is just so much to capture.  First I'm wearing three coats with seche vite top coat, taken in full sun.




Now the outrageously duo-chrome under water shots.  You can see I wrapped some sticky tape on the labels so they didn't get ruined.  Nothing else fancy going on here - no photo shopping, just fingers in a bowl of water.



Next I added a layer of Bonjour, Paris - which is a dupe for discontinued Ozotic Elytra 529. So Bonjour, Paris = Ozotic Elytra 529 = Hits Afterglow, but here is the reason this polish is better.  It's full sized and the glitter payoff is amazing.  Both the Ozotic and to some extent the Hits polishes are a little sparse with the glitter.  Bonjour, Paris is packed with glitter and I only needed one coat to get a good glitterly cover.




Again, here are the crazy underwater duochrome shots that really show off the shift in this glitter.



Enchanted Polishes are available from Llarowe, Harlow & Co and Mei Mei Signatures.

These polishes were sent to me for review.