Showing posts with label Exploded. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exploded. Show all posts
The Lacquer Ring: Orange
Thursday, May 8, 2014
5/08/2014 11:00:00 AM
Remember when I introduced you to The Lacquer Ring a few weeks ago? Today the ladies and I are back with the very first prompt. The prompts for May were chosen by Nicole of Polish Me, Please! and for today, she choose the color Orange. We can do whatever we want, it just has to be orange.
To start I laid down a base of Salon Perfect Exploded! It's a matte polish glitter bomb that includes orange and some yellow matte glitters. It was so bright it flipped my camera out, but I managed to get a few spot on pictures of the color.
Next because I'm a cheeky bastard and I like to be literal, I stamped on the Orange Slice pattern from BM-308 in Konad White.
To start I laid down a base of Salon Perfect Exploded! It's a matte polish glitter bomb that includes orange and some yellow matte glitters. It was so bright it flipped my camera out, but I managed to get a few spot on pictures of the color.
Next because I'm a cheeky bastard and I like to be literal, I stamped on the Orange Slice pattern from BM-308 in Konad White.
Don't forget to check out the other #TheLacquerRing ladies and see their orange inspired manis.
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Enjoy & until next time, Amy Lee
Enjoy & until next time, Amy Lee
*all products featured in this post were purchased by me
Salon Perfect Neon Collision Collection
Monday, June 17, 2013
6/17/2013 01:02:00 PM
Today I have the 6 polishes of a new collection from Salon Perfect. I've been pretty excited about these polishes since hearing about them. I searched all over several Wal-Marts to find them before they put out the big displays. Mostly because I'm an impatient polish whore.
These are from the new Neon Collision collection by Salon Perfect. Salon Perfect is available at Wal-Mart and they retail for only $3.98 so they are very affordable. I also happen to know that these are made by the same company as China Glaze, so you can't go wrong purchasing them.
Up first we have Jolt. Jolt is a micro matte glitter bomb packed with neon yellow and neon orange glitters. I've done three layers of Jolt on all fingers except my ring finger. On the ring finger, I've layered one coat over Sally Hansen's Ivory Skull.
Bang is a micro matte glitter bomb packed with neon orange and neon yellow glitters. I've done three layers of Bang on all fingers except my ring finger. On the ring finger, I've layered one coat over Sally Hansen's Ivory Skull.
Next we have Shocked. Shocked is a micro matte glitter bomb packed with neon magenta and neon blue. I've done three layers of Shocked on all fingers except my ring finger. On the ring finger, I've layered one coat over Sally Hansen's Ivory Skull. This is one of my favorites. It's so yummy.
Exploded is a micro matte glitter bomb packed with neon pink (which reads very orange) and neon yellow glitters. I've done three layers of Exploded on all fingers except my ring finger. On the ring finger, I've layered one coat over Sally Hansen's Ivory Skull.
Finally we have Kaboom. Kaboom is a micro matte glitter bomb packed with neon teal and neon green glitters. I've done three layers of Kaboom on all fingers except my ring finger. On the ring finger, I've layered one coat over Sally Hansen's Ivory Skull.
Four out of these six polishes have a match so to speak. They are the same color combos they just switch which color is dominant. I've done a comparison here. Bang and Jolt both have the neon orange and neon yellow glittlers, while Zapped and Kaboom both have the teal and neon green. Personally I feel like Exploded (neon pink) looks so similar to Bang, I would have liked to see them do a more neon blue with the magenta like Shocked and continue that theme.
Formula wise, I was a little terrified. I first swatched Jolt, and it was terribly thick and gritty. However, I think this was a fluke as all the others applied beautifully, layered well, and dried fairly smooth. I'm going to apply thinner to Jolt and I have a feeling it will right all the problems I experienced. These polishes build up to opaqueness by three layers so are easy to wear on their own or they layer well on top of polish undies. I've also discovered that Seche Vite doesn't go well with these polishes. I think its because there is no color in the base pigment, so it has nothing to grip to. If you use a normal (not fast dry top coat) they last much longer.
Personally my picks from this collection are Shocked and Kaboom. If you want an orangey one, go with Exploded.
Which color is your favorite?
Enjoy & until tomorrow, Amy Lee
*all products featured in this post were purchased by me


























