Hi Goddesses
Wow, these holidays are exhausting! They have sucked all my motivation and morphed it into sleepy snuggly dust. I have to say, I am not getting a lot done, which is not good, because soon I'll be moaning again about how behind I am!
Anyway, today I have something PHENOMENAL for you. This is the new Debris Collection from w7 which was sent to me for review by The Make-Up Bag. These 5 glitters are fantastic - they're original, inventive AND they apply easily. Considering so many big brands have messed up doing indie style glitters, this was a really pleasant surprise.
I am going to start with my absolute favourite, Bronze Debris. This polish is EPIC. In the bottle, it looked a little like Crows Toes Her Goose Got Cooked, but actually, it wasn't at all similar on the nail.
This is a mix of gold, rose gold, copper and black glitters, and it's layered here over the dark olive tones of L'Oreal Owl's Night - don't they make an awesome combination?
I wasn't prepared for quite how WOW this would look. It looked good on the nail, but once I pointed the camera, it's as if my nails got some extra sizzle.
I literally could not stop staring at this - love it. If you buy only one, make it this one.
By contrast, I found Pink Debris quite pedestrian. It's nice, but it is definitely the least complex of the 5 glitters.
I have it layered here over Essie Berry Naughty, and they compliment each other nicely, but this will always be the type of glitter I don't really wear. It's quite one-dimensional compared to the others.
Blue Debris has a nice edginess to it, and proves that if you use hairy glitter well, it CAN be inoffensive and actually look quite cool.
I love how the blue and black play off each other - it's a very dramatic glitter pairing - and I have it layered here over a nice soft blue.
Mauve Debris is another stunner, and this played sooooo beautifully with the base I chose, Elevation Polish Colline du Charf.
This glitter is a little sparser, and seemed to also have smaller pieces. This is a glorious mix of gold, green and purple.
I do love this combination - these 2 polishes really look like they belong together!
And finally, Multi Debris, which I guess is the party polish of the 5.
This has small hexes and pieces of red, blue, silver, pink - a whole mini rainbow of glitter.
For the clash, I layered this over a bright lime green. I don't like to be obvious when I layer my glitters, but there's no doubt this would probably look best over a black or blackish base.
If you're in the UK, you can buy these now at The Make-Up Bag. You can also follow them on Facebook here.
These polishes were sent to me for an honest review. Enjoy xx