CHINA GLAZE
– Sea Spray
Hi
Goddesses
I do love being proved wrong, especially
about a polish.
Sea Spray, bless her little socks, was never
destined for a massive role in my collection.
I bought her purely because she was a nice shade of pale blue, and I knew
I would need this sort of colour for any blue gradients or splatters that I did. I also assumed she was a summer only colour.
Roll forward a few months, and I feel like
this is ALL I have been wearing for the last couple of weeks, because Sea Spray
is the perfect winter colour – cool, frosty and icy – and has therefore been
the background of choice in many of my Christmas manis.
It is worth allowing her a moment in the
spotlight though, because she is a very pretty colour. For some reason she makes me think of gulls
and bird’s eggs – she is a lovely lush greyish pale blue, and therefore not at
all sickly or clichéd.
This greyishness also gives her a depth that
sets her apart from her peers. It gives
her a silkiness, a sereneness and a smoothness that is hard to beat.
I know a lot of you have this beauty already,
so I am not blogging her to draw your attention to something you may have
overlooked, but I AM blogging her as a polish *I* overlooked, and who turned
out to be very much more than I thought she was.
Enjoy J xx
J
Top Tip – if you’re
ever unsure what a nail colour looks like, go to Google images, which will give
you plenty of contrasts and compares.
