Showing posts with label picture polish light shades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label picture polish light shades. Show all posts

Friday, 27 September 2024

picture polish camo (light shades)

camo is one of rare picture polish cremes that i own, and it was initially launched as a part of light shades collection in 2009, like tiffany and sky.

the initial decription was "a khaki best worn as camouflage", to which they added "dark and earthy, camo nail polish has a creme formula that goes on smoothly for opaque coverage." 

khaki is one of my favourite shades, so there was no skipping this one. it is earthy and muted in just the perfect amount. the coverage was also great, it is really one of my go-tos.

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Friday, 12 August 2022

picture polish tiffany (light shades)

 tiffany is a very old picture polish shade from back in 2009 and it belongs to their light shades collection, together with sky.

it feels like the entire world went crazy over this type of shades, myself included. back in the days, pp people were very wordy with their descriptions, and i am giving you the all of it: "Diamonds with breakfast? Yes, please! In fact, we’ll take diamonds with any meal! Inspired by the iconic movie we all know and love, Tiffany nail polish is an eggshell blue nail polish. As a soft and bright tone of lighter blue, Tiffany nail polish is an elegant colour with a dash of fun. Wear Tiffany nail polish to release your inner movie star, and you’ll be ready for the red carpet!"

it is a beautiful, pastel creme, of this undescribable, tuquoise, sea weed shade. the formula is quite solid for such an old polish. it is one of those striking, very eye-catching but not insanely out there shades.

Thursday, 30 November 2017

picture polish sky (light shades)

one of my rare 2017 purchases (for now) is actually an ancient picture polish shade, sky, from their light shades collection in 2007.

it is a really special light blue pastel, really resembles the sky but in its a bit murkier mood. the formula is nice, especially for an old pastel, but it needs three coats. nevertheless, they run smoothly so i don't see it as a bother.