H & M ~ Love
and Kisses
A bright crème
red, a shimmery charcoal and a multi sized silver glitter, in a clear base
I have a luxury problem these days. When I change my manicures
I have so many different untried nail polishes that it’s very difficult for me
to make a decision. Today I decided to use three untrieds at a time, in order
to minimize the number of polishes awaiting their turn onstage.
I went for the cute H & M collection I bought
recently; the red “Berry Love”, the charcoal “Kiss Goodnight” and the silver
glitter “Confetti Kisses”. I started with the red as a base, and I was simply amazed
by how well it covered. If I’m ever in a hurry, this can go on as a one coater.
I added a second coat though, to make it look the best.
Here it is:
After that, I masked the nails with tape – not in the
middle, but about two thirds across. I painted the unmasked nail with the
charcoal, and like the red, it covered nicely. I think this one would be good
for stamping. I removed the tape and let it dry.
My idea was to paint a glittery line of silver where
the red and charcoal meet, but this particular glitter wasn’t dense enough to
do the job. I fetched my nail art glitter, the Flexbrush, and painted a silver
stripe where the two colours meet instead. Here’s what that looked like:
It wasn’t quite what I had hoped for – but I guess you
all know what it’s like to be your own worst critic. It’s nice to try more than
one polish at a time though, and also nice to sometimes wear something a little
bit different instead of just a one colour manicure.
The H & M polishes:
Opacity: 10/10
Colour, prettiness: 8/10
Durability: 8/10
Value for money: 10/10
Overall: 9/10
Buy again: Yes
Colour, prettiness: 8/10
Durability: 8/10
Value for money: 10/10
Overall: 9/10
Buy again: Yes
I think this is pretty cool! I really love that red!!
ReplyDeleteI was so positively surprised over the coolness of the red. Easy to apply and sooo lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so nice! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat combination of colours!
ReplyDeleteThank you. I must admit that it grew a bit on me after a day. :)
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