Born Pretty
Store Holo ~ Violet Light
Dark purple
scattered holo
Today’s polish is a sister to “Wine Malaga” and “GammaRay” that I showed you yesterday and the day before. I wasn’t impressed with
the two first sisters so my hopes weren’t high for “Violet Light”.
I might as well say it as it is: “Violet Light” is as
weird as the other two!
I used two very difficult coats for my manicure. The
polish is streaky and the moment you move the brush over the nail more than
once, the formula acts up really goopy and streaky. The polish dries up semi
matte and the drying time is good.
The stamping design is from Moyou London’s stamping
plate “Back to the 60’s-40” and I stamped with China Glaze’s “Chrome is where
the Heart is”.
Here’s my manicure photographed with flash. I like the
final look, but am unimpressed by the lack of pretty rainbows.
Here is what “Violet Light” looks like in daylight. I
like these two colours together.
This is “Violet Light” on its own; two coats and no
topcoat yet. The glow is pretty but it would be so nice with some impressive
rainbows to make up for the weird formula.
Here are the polishes and the stamping plate I used
today.
There are six polishes in this new holographic
collection by BornPrettyStore. I am disappointed in the three I bought and
won’t bother looking at the other three.
Number of
coats: 2
Drying time: Good
Drying time: Good
Finish: Scattered
holo
Overall impression: The formula is streaky and weird. I like the drying time.
Overall impression: The formula is streaky and weird. I like the drying time.
Buy again: No
It's a pretty manicure, it's a shame the formula is so weird!
ReplyDeleteI don't understand it, their polishes are usually really nice :/
DeleteIt`s really pretty, but I think I will skip this collection after your reviews...
ReplyDeleteI've already rehomed these three :)
DeleteOh I like the colours and the geometry! Nice!
ReplyDeleteThank you sweetie :)
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