Showing posts with label China Glaze Optical Illusion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China Glaze Optical Illusion. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 February 2012

China Glaze - The Prismatics Round Up

Hi Goddesses



So, by now you'll have hopefully seen all 6 posts, heard me bleat about removing glitter and either gone "ooooh" or "naaaaah".   I did intend to do a skittle hand for this post, but I just couldn't take it anymore!!  Sorry.


But they are pretty.   First of all, let's look at the bottle and compare, and then I'll show you photos of each as a reminder.



In order of my favouritism, from l-r - Liquid Crystal, Ray-diant, Prism, Optical Illusion, Polarized and Full Spectrum.


Liquid Crystal (blue), Ray-Diant (gold), Prism (lilac)



and Optical Illusion (green), Polarized (silver) and Full Spectrum (pink) 



Ok and now one by one -






























And there you have it.  Which one is your favourite ?   Full Spectrum was the winner for me - this blue thing is getting out of hand - but all in all, these are a very very pretty bunch of polishes.  Well done China Glaze!


Enjoy xx :)



Tuesday, 14 February 2012

China Glaze - Optical Illusion

Hi Goddesses


Today we have the 2nd polish from China Glaze's Prismatics Collex - Optical Illusion.




This is the "green" of the bunch, but it's quite a muted silvery aqua-ish green rather than a full on green.




Again, this is crammed with all sorts of crazy colours - silver, orange, pink, darker green - there's a whole mermaid's convention going on in that bottle!




One thing I forgot to mention yesterday was the application.  Some glitters are notorious for being "hard to spread".  Not these.  Just plop 'em on like a normal polish.  The glitter distributes perfectly - No Dabbing Required!




As before, this is mainly 2 coats of the Prismatic.  This time I have 1 coat of Essie School of Hard Rocks and 1 coat of OI on the index finger, and on the ring finger it's 1 coat of Zoya Dree, then 1 coat of OI (I wanted to test it over a cold green and a warm green respectively).




Also, if anyone's wondering, these are TOTALLY different to the OPI Muppets glitters (which I hated).  They were sparse, spread like snot and looked nasty whether they were on their own or on top of a colour, AND they had larger particles.  These Prismatics are unlike them in any way (except Excuse Moi, which was the odd one out of the Muppets bunch, being a much smaller glitter size).




Elizabeth will kill me, but I'm not sure how much I love this one, although I do like it a lot more where it's layered as it hots the green up a notch or too.  I love the mermaid tones tho, and I have a sneaky feeling this could be a grower.



Enjoy xx :)


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