Hey Guys!!
I was hoping to have this out a few
days back, but I had some epic computer fail. Hardware fail of my
motherboard, to be exact. Needless to say it required the
replacement of my laptop, so I got a bit delayed in getting this up.
Better late the never though right!?? Anyway, let's get right into
the good stuff, since it still frustrates me to no end, that a 1
year old laptop died on me. :l
Back when I posted about London here I mentioned that I also bought Nyx. Which is a periwinkle
blue from the PixieDust collection. As you can guess, today’s post
features the swatches and review of that texture polish.
Nyx is a gorgeous almost magical soft
blue, with what feels like an actual twinkle thanks to the PixieDust
effect. I found this to be a much softer polish colour then London.
Where as London almost said fairy tale goes punk. This just speaks
true innocent fairy tale magic. (At least to me!) As with London I
wore it without base or topcoat. Anyway, I will save the particulars
like last time till the end, onto some pictures!!
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| Such a soft, magical shade! |
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| Close up, of the actual polish. |
Okay, now you have seen the images,
and heard my description of it. Time to talk about the polish. First off, it went on amazing, just like London. It is a bit on the
thicker side, but not so much that it makes it difficult to apply or
work with. All the texture polishes I have tried have been on the
thicker side, I am almost certain that it is just a side effect of
texture. The wear time was also really well, unlike with London
which only got 1 day before I took it off. I wore this for almost 5
days before the first slight chip, before that the only thing I
experienced was some minor tip wear. Overall I liked this polish a
lot, and will certainly be wearing it again. If I had to pick between
this and London, even though they are both beautiful. I would likely
have to pick Nyx. I guess I have a soft spot for it's fairy tale, dream like quality!
I think that covers most of it. A quick little question though, I have been less than impressed with the lighting of my images, and I heard that natural light, light bulbs are best? Is this true? I am thinking about picking one up and seeing if it helps any. I have also considered building a real light box, but haven't had much spare time. It is on my to-do list though!! Any advice, anyone wants to give to a newborn blogger like myself would be greatly appreciated get you tons of love! Well, till next time kittens...
