Darling Diva ~ Tis the
Season
Grass green packed with
green microglitter, added iridescent glitter
Here’s another special polish for you. It’s special because it hasn’t actually
been up for sale in Darling Diva’s shop. Tis the Season was added to the orders
that were shipped out just before Christmas. Score!! I didn’t do any shopping
around that time, so I got my bottle from a dear friend who did shop for Darling
Divas around Christmas. Fortunately for me she doesn’t really wear green polish,
so she let me buy it. Double score! Thank you so much ♥
The formula is great and covers easily in two coats. Drying time is
good. There aren’t many glitters in the bottle so I didn’t bother fishing for
them. I did get some glitter up anyway.
Here’s what two coats and a layer of topcoat looks like in low lights:
Here’s a flash picture to show off the pretty shimmer.
Yet another flash picture. Isn’t this just gorgeous?
I stamped on it (no surprise there, then). Even though this is a
Christmas polish it made me long for spring. Grass green and flowers and
sunshine! I found my flowery motif on Moyou London’s Pro Collection-14 and I
stamped with Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Whirlwind White. I dotted orange in the
middle of the flowers, and I used Julie G’s Tangerine Dream mixed with a white
crème for better opacity for that purpose. Another layer of topcoat completed
my mani:
I love this! It makes me long even more for spring!
Number of coats: 2
Drying time: Good
Drying time: Good
Finish: Shimmer with
iridescent glitter
Overall impression: Awesome green
Overall impression: Awesome green
Buy again: Yes
I'm not into the yellow-based swamp greens, but this shimmers and micro glitters are gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteI know you're not, and I'm glad I get to keep them to myself, hahaha!! :D
DeleteI adore greens! And your nail art is so pretty, good combo!
ReplyDeleteI'm a green fan myself, so I'm glad to hear it :)
DeleteThis nail polish is great! Unique and unusual, I like it A LOT :)
ReplyDeleteThat's super nice to hear! :)
DeleteThis kind of green is called "venom green" in Germany. Love your nail art!
ReplyDeleteVenom green is a perfect name for it :)
DeleteAwesome green it sure is!!!! And I love your stamping!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much :)
DeleteWhat a beautiful sparkling green!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear that, thanks! :)
DeleteThe design is absolutely gorgeous! I also love the color combo :)
ReplyDeleteThat's really nice to hear, thank you :)
DeleteThis colour is great and I really like your stamping :D
ReplyDeleteThank you, I love hearing that :D
DeleteI like this one a lot, what a gorgeous green :-D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous spring-y green!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! :D
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