Review: BPS L016

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Hello!

I have another Born Pretty Store plate to show you today, one of their larger rectangular ones, BP-L016. I included it in this video review:

And here are the still images of the plate: And here's a shot

Born Pretty Store BP-L016

Born Pretty Store BP-L016

Born Pretty Store BP-L016

And here's a shot next to a konad plate to give you a sense of the relative size of the images:

Born Pretty Store BP-L016 vs. Konad

So how does the plate stamp? Here is the test I did:

Stamping test of Born Pretty Store BP-L016

Audrey looks as beautiful as ever (be careful to stamp her with a darker polish, over a lighter polish--I've learned images like these don't work so well the other way around!) and the detail in that damask is beautiful.

I love the romance of this plate; it has a soft, flowery, Victorian feel to it, and the Parisian images always evoke romance in me. So I wanted to do something girly and romantic for my test manicure.

I started with a base of Zoya Nana from the Island Fun collection (you can see my full review here) because I've been loving these polishes lately, and I wanted to test something out with them...

Then I painted my pinkie with Zoya Genesis from the Paradise Sun collection (you can see my full review here); this is a sparkly flecked white polish, and I wanted to see if it would stamp, so I stamped two of the images from the plate on my index and middle fingers:

Love is in the Parisian air...

Love is in the Parisian air

Love is in the Parisian air

Genesis stamped!! The images came out clear and the sparkly shined right on through. This is not a bold look like you'll get with a standard white creme, but for a softer look, this polish does quite a nice job. I can see using this a lot for background stamping in double-stamped looks.

Don't forget, if you want to purchase this plate or other fun stuff at Born Pretty Store, you can get 10% off using my code:

Happy Stamping!!

M.