Halloween is soooo close I can almost taste it...and I've been branching into some awesome Indie polishes to help me design my upcoming Halloween manicures. I've joined not one but two Halloween challenges, since I've been waiting to sink my teeth into some awesome Halloween nail art anyway. Don't worry, I won't be posting Halloween stuff every day, because I know Halloween isn't everybody's thing. But I'm not gonna lie, there will be a fair number of ghastly, ghostly, ghoully manis. :)
A great place to start any Halloween manicure is with the polishes from SoFlaJo's Halloween collection, and I snapped up two of them, Frankie's Lab Dance and The True Death. When the package arrived, I was very happily surprised at the thoughtful touches that she put into the package:
Contents of package from SoFlaJo |
And then there were the polishes...first up, Frankie's Lab dance:
SoFlaJo's Frankie's Lab Dance in the bottle--check out that glitter |
SoFlaJo's Frankie's Lab Dance--look at that color shift |
Check out that glitter... |
Better shot of the color shift... |
Frankie's Lab Dance is a stunning sea blue/ sea green polish that has a liberal amount of tiny orange, green and purple glitter and a gorgeous duochrome shift. This polish is beautiful at any angle in my opinion, and while the glitter is clearly in Halloween colors, I think it's subtle enough that this polish would definitely work at other times of year. I don't know about Frankie, but this polish definitely makes me want to dance. :) The only issue I had with it is that it does take several coats to even and become opaque--but for a polish this gorgeous, who cares?
Next up is The True Death...(love that name so flipping much)...:
SoFlaJo's The True Death in the bottle |
Look at that color shift! |
SoFlaJo's The True Death on the nail |
SoFlaJo's The True Death showing color shift |
I love both of these polishes in very different ways, and can't wait to show you some nail art using them. You can find the Terrified Collection by clicking here; at the current time, her full-sized bottles sell for $10 and her minis go for $5. :)
Thanks for looking,
M. xoxo
(the polishes in this review were purchased with my own money.)
oooh, true death is awesome! I can't wait to see your Halloween manis
ReplyDeleteIsn't it pretty!? :)
DeleteThey're both so gorgeous! I looove the little ribbon details on the bottles too, that's what I enjoy most about indie polishes I think.
ReplyDeleteI agree. Personal touches like that make all the difference. :)
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