Pahlish ~ Train Underwater & ?

Today I’ve got a couple of Pahlish polishes to show you. First one up is:

Pahlish ~ Train Underwater
Blue jelly with blue and green glitters in various shapes

The formula is really good on this. In fact it’s probably the jelly with the best formula I’ve ever tried on! Mind you, I’m not a huge fan of jellies as a rule, but I do like the effect that looks like the glitters are floating around in the base. But as I said, Train Underwater has a great consistency. The polish is easy to work with and covers well. I’d say that two coats is enough if you’re not a blogger with a serious camera that picks up every little detail. But since I am a blogger with such a camera, I used three coats for these pictures. Drying time between coats is good, no worries there.

And it is pretty too – what a bonus!

Here’s three coats, and a layer of topcoat:

I really like the mix of blue and green glitters!

I don’t understand the train reference, but it’s easy to guess why the polish is called something with “under water”, isn’t it?

Yes, I like this polish a lot, it’s definitely a keeper! Is it also a polish for you?

Number of coats: 3
Drying time: Fast

Durability: -
Overall impression: Great jelly, so easy to work with

Buy again: Probably not – I have so many blues by now

Next polish up is:

Pahlish ~ ?
Green jelly with blue, green and gold glitters and bars in various shapes and sizes

This polish is a prototype I bought in Pahlish’ shop. It hasn’t got a name because it’s not a polish they have for sale; my guess is that they only made this one. I bought two prototypes, and the rule is that you don’t know what colour you get. I wasn’t at all dissatisfied with this colour. I like both blues and greens.

This jelly acts exactly like jellies usually do. I find it difficult to make it look good, to be honest. I used three coats, and couldn’t have got away with any less than that. Drying time is average. I wonder why polishes from the same manufacturers don’t have the same drying time! That’s weird in my opinion!

But anyway – this is three coats plus a layer of topcoat:

Yes, it looks pretty nice, doesn’t it?

It reminds me of dark and mysterious water. It’s a nice thought.

It looks good but the formula puts me off. I’ll probably see if I can find it a better home. Maybe it’ll end up a place where they even find a name for it ;)

Number of coats: 3
Drying time: Average

Durability: -
Overall impression: I love the way it looks, but I’m not a fan of the formula

Buy again: No

That’s the two Pahlish polishes I chose to show you today. I’ve got two more in stock for you in a couple of days.