Lilypad
Lacquer ~ Chip Off The Old Hollyhock ~ Faded!
Originally described
as vivid fuchsia crelly base with a scattered holographic effect as well as
iridescent flakes mixed in
I went through one of the drawers in my Helmer the
other day. I looked at the pretty polishes and enjoyed their beauty. I found a
polish that I didn't recognize: "Chip Off The Old Hollyhock", which
was a store exclusive for Color4Nails in 2017. I bought my bottle in 2018 and
showed in on my blog in March 2018. Click
here to be taken to the blogpost.
Back then I thought that the polish was more coral
than fuchsia and I wondered why my bottle was so different than what I saw on
swatches. Now I know what was wrong: "Chip Off The Old Hollyhock" is
a fader.
My polish has now changed colour completely. From a
bright coral it has now turned into a burnt orange.
This is what it looks like now with flash:
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Lilypad Lacquer: Chip Off The Old Hollyhock, Faded! |
There are still rainbows and flakies.
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Lilypad Lacquer: Chip Off The Old Hollyhock, Faded! |
Here it is under a lamp. The flakies seem to have
faded too!
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Lilypad Lacquer: Chip Off The Old Hollyhock, Faded! |
This is what it looked like in March 2018 under a
lamp. It's the same polish.
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Lilypad Lacquer: Chip Off The Old Hollyhock, Not faded! |
And here's the same thing under a lamp.
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Lilypad Lacquer: Chip Off The Old Hollyhock, Not faded! |
I must admit that I'm disappointed to see a polish
fade that much. I have so much polish that I have to trust that they somewhat
stay the same colour as time go by.
Number of
coats: 2
Drying time: Average
Drying time: Average
Finish: Linear
holo with flakies
Overall impression: Well. I liked it the first time around. Now, not so much.
Overall impression: Well. I liked it the first time around. Now, not so much.
Buy again: Not
in a million years