Lilypad
Lacquer ~ Chip of the old Hollyhock
Described as vivid
fuchsia crelly base with a scattered holographic effect as well as iridescent
flakes mixed in
“Chip Off The Old Hollyhock” was a store exclusive for
Color4Nails back in the beginning of 2017. I bought my bottle in a grab bag
recently.
I don’t entirely agree with the colour description. I
see this more as a coral colour than a fuchsia. I like it, I’m just puzzled
over the fact that this seems to happen often for me with Lilypad Lacquers.
The formula is good though, and I used two coats for
full opacity. The drying time is average.
I had originally planned to apply a floral water decal
on my ring finger, but the water decal wouldn’t cooperate. I tried once, and it
dented the white that I had used as a base on that finger. I repaired the dent,
waited and tried with another decal, but that went even worse. So I removed the
white and painted the ring finger with “Chip Off The Old Hollyhock” like the
others.
I placed a “slice” of something fruity on the ring
finger and made three dots on all the other nails. I used El Corazón’s stamping
polish “Yellow Neon” for the dots.
Here’s my final manicure taken with flash.
And this is the same thing taken in ordinary daylight
to show off the flakes.
These are the two polishes I used.
“Chip Off The Old Hollyhock” was limited edition and
is no longer available.
Do you see this as fuchsia – or coral? I’m curious, so
please do tell.
Number of
coats: 2
Drying time: Average
Drying time: Average
Finish: Scattered
holo
Overall impression: It’s pretty, a good little polish for sure
Overall impression: It’s pretty, a good little polish for sure
Buy again: Yes
It's a nice polish but definitely more coral then fuchsia!
ReplyDeletePerhaps it kind of faded, who knows :D
DeleteTo be honest I wouldn`t call it fuchsia as well, but I like it anyway ;)
ReplyDeleteNot really my kind of color.
ReplyDeleteI know :)
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