Hi everyone,
I know I've been absent from this blog for ages - this is my final year of uni so I'm trying to focus a lot more on studying this year, but now that we're on Easter break I'll hopefully have the time to write a few blogs.
Tonight, I just have two quick manicures to share with you. Both of these colours were purchased in my post project 20 pan haul when Priceline had a buy one get one free promotion for nail polish and lip products. I'll try to post up swatches of the lip things I bought later this week.
Anyway, onto the pictures....
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Revlon Lilac Pastelle |
This was Revlon Lilac Pastelle, from one of the Revlon limited edition seasonal ranges from last year. It actually looked quite pink in some lights and I'm still not 100% what I think of this colour. This needed four coats.
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Revlon Peach Petal |
This needed five coats and I still had a bit of a visible nail line on some nails, so it was quite sheer. Likewise, I'm not too sure what I think of this. I found both these colours looked a little bit fluoro in some lights, although maybe they just don't suit my skin tone? In real life, Peach Petal looks more orange than this but it would be a nice colour for spring.
Thanks for reading!
Studying always gets in the way, of everything. :(
ReplyDeleteI have to say I think the Lilac Pastelle suits your skintone more, it's a nice subtle pink.
hey welcome back! Hope studying isn't too awful. My final year was the worst but I bet you will find it's all over in no time at all :D
ReplyDeleteI am totally loving Peach petal but how dare it be so annoyingly sheer lol.
I have the lilac pastelle one and I absolutely love the colour, but it goes on so clumpy and yucky compared to other Revlon polish, do you have the same problem or is it just me? Haha
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful color! I love it. =) Great blog. I found your link on specktra. Now following. It'd be great if we could follow each other.
ReplyDelete-Dinah
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