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Hello!
Today I have a sneak peek for you of The Lady Varnishes' contribution to next month's Polish Pickup theme...
The theme for February is Sugar Rush--I'm firmly in favor of anything that has sugar--and the TLV contribution is called Turkish D'Lightspeed (that name seriously cracks me up), based on the candy called Turkish delight, a jelly-ish candy (sometimes with nuts) covered in confectioner's sugar:
Turkish delight (source) |
The Lady Varnishes Turkish D'Lightspeed is a soft pink shimmer with microglittery bits that give it a peachy-coral shimmer, with hints of soft mint that peek out of the shimmer here and there:
The Lady Varnishes Turkish D'Lightspeed is a gorgeous confection of pale pink with peachy-coral shimmer, with little hints of pale mint that peep through in the shimmer:
The Lady Varnishes Turkish D'Lightspeed |
The Lady Varnishes Turkish D'Lightspeed |
The Lady Varnishes Turkish D'Lightspeed |
I'm wearing two coats in these pictures, and the formula is wonderful.
I only just tried my first Turkish delight about a year ago after wondering about it for most of my life thanks to C.S. Lewis, and I think the choices she made here are perfect for representing the candy. To me, it feels like a coating of sparkly sugar with bits of the inner jelly peeking out, like someone has started brushing away the sugar.
I also think this is a perfect polish for the upcoming Valentine's season. It has a soft, romantic feel with a hint of sparkle that's still grown-up and sophisticated.
You can only buy this polish if you're a member of the Polish Pickup Pack, so check out the group here to get your hands on this and other gorgeous polishes each month. And, you can find a ton of other gorgeous beauties in The Lady Varnishes' store all year round. :)
Hope your week is off to a great start!
M. xoxo
"I'm firmly in favor of anything that has sugar" - love it. :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, elegant polish. She really did the name justice, it really looks like that candy.
Right?! Sugar for the win!!! ;-)
DeleteYes, she did a great job--The Lady Varnishes is absolutely one of my favorite makers.