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Sunday, 3 May 2015

Literary Lacquers Magic & Mysteries Collection Part 2

Hi Goddesses



And welcome to Part 2 of the latest collection from Literary Lacquers.  In this post, we look at the bolder colours.








We're going to start with the standout polish.  And yes, it's a green.   This polish is just utterly entrancing, hypnotic and mesmerising - and as you know, me and green, uh huh.







Avada Kedavra starts off matte, and looks good, but get a top coat on her and OH MY GOD.  The green becomes instantly more serpentine, the glitters more toxic and the overall tone darker and more sinister.








For a polish that takes its name from dark magic, I don't think there could be a more perfect representation.  This is poisonous, bewitching, and utterly off the scale.







After all the poison, an antedote is required, and palates don't come more cleansed than Octarine.








Octarine is a lovely mauvey gentle holo that redefines the word "soft".  Super calming and docile, this is elegant in every way.







Cast From Stormhold is a purple (I love that Amy does a lot of purples) but quite a different one to the ones we usually see.







Firstly, this is lighter and brighter in tone - more blackcurrant-ish - and with a subtle flakieness and metallic edge.   I like that this is so different - good enough to drink!







And finally, the squish and splish of spring / summer happiness - Flickum Bicus.







As well as being the brightest and happiest polish in the collection, Flickum Bicus pulls off the feat of a sun-hot polish wearing the coldest cloak of bluish shimmer.  A real juxtaposition, and a very heady summer cocktail.






You can check out Part 1 of the collection HERE and buy all the gorgeous polishes HERE.  These polishes were sent to me for an honest review.