Simply GORGEOUS!!!
xoxo,
~Tenns
This is was a really fun shade, especially with the glitter overlay. The formula was quite thin, so it took about three coats to get the application in the pics. The Turn The Other Chic really made Oh Naturale pop, because without it I can't say that Oh Naturale was my cup on tea. Colors like it wash me out, because of the pinky-ness of them. I'm not one for oranges or yellows, and as you can see this is a very yellowy-orange look. I have to admit it looked better on my than I thought it would and enjoy enjoyed wearing the shade.
Now on to the pics:
xoxo,
Tenns
Who doesn't love a ruby red glitter polish?! This one is simply beautiful, as the staying power isn't half bad for a glitter polish either. Its a fun glittery red polish, not overly sparkly in that 10 yr-just-started-painting-my-nails-way. I guess you could call it a mature glitter, lol! Anywhos...let's get to the pictures:
w/ flash
w/ flash
This polish speaks for itself....marvelous, just marvelous.
xoxo,
Tenns
So even though Take Me To Your Chateau is a pretty, milky, robbins egg color I had to jazz it up with Si Vous Please to add some sparkle. I thought it was a cute look, but my boyfriend say differently. On the way home from work, I was showing him how beat up my nails were when I just painted them last night and he said "I don't like that color, it looks weird." LOL...he rarely comments about my makeup or nail polish, so when he does its usually really funny to me.
Although I liked Take Me To Your Chateau to wear it on my fingers, I'm not sure when I'll be wearing it again. It might go into the "toenail stash". Its a fun color, but it might be a little to milky looking for the likes of me. Si Vous Please is just another jelly glitter polish to definitely be worn over a polish, doesn't do anything for me at all. It has silver, green, and blue glitters in it, so it complimented Take Me To Your Chateau very well.
xoxo,
Tenns