Miss Sporty & Mr M - Pink & Gold Fit For a Princess!
16:55 Posted In 3D Nail Glitters , Aquarium , Barry M , Cambridges , Crush on You , Glitter , Kate , Kate Middleton , Miss Sporty , Nail Art , Prince William , Princess , Royal Baby , Royal Family , Sparkles , Special Effects Polish Edit This 0 Comments »
Last post, I promise, then I'm back up to date!
Whether you are excited about the royal baby or not, a new Princess is a great excuse to crack out some gorgeous pink polishes! Congratulations to the happy family on their new arrival. :)
I have to admit, I never really gave Miss Sporty make-up the time of day before. I have very sensitive skin which tends to flare up with cheap drugstore brands, so I never really visited the Miss Sporty stands. That and I hate spherical polish bottles as they are very hard to empty! However, in the interests of blogging (= they were reduced and gorgeous), I picked up two "Crush On You" polishes.
Well, I'm sorry, Miss Sporty, for I had misjudged you. The colours are stunning, cover well and, though I'm not fond of the "crushed" texture (if polish isn't smooth it fidgets me), it lasted beautifully under a couple of top coats. So much so, in fact, that when it started to grow out I decided to try a trick I spotted on xoVain and fill in with some glitter.
Also, the three photos below show what a difference lighting makes, especially with glitter polishes! They look like two different colours!
Whether you are excited about the royal baby or not, a new Princess is a great excuse to crack out some gorgeous pink polishes! Congratulations to the happy family on their new arrival. :)
I have to admit, I never really gave Miss Sporty make-up the time of day before. I have very sensitive skin which tends to flare up with cheap drugstore brands, so I never really visited the Miss Sporty stands. That and I hate spherical polish bottles as they are very hard to empty! However, in the interests of blogging (= they were reduced and gorgeous), I picked up two "Crush On You" polishes.
Well, I'm sorry, Miss Sporty, for I had misjudged you. The colours are stunning, cover well and, though I'm not fond of the "crushed" texture (if polish isn't smooth it fidgets me), it lasted beautifully under a couple of top coats. So much so, in fact, that when it started to grow out I decided to try a trick I spotted on xoVain and fill in with some glitter.
Also, the three photos below show what a difference lighting makes, especially with glitter polishes! They look like two different colours!
Miss Sporty "Crush on You - 065"
Topped with Barry M "Aquarium - Treasure Chest"
