Wine & Dined is a beautiful brown with burgundy and golden shimmer throughout. The only thing I don't like about this polish is the name. Improper grammar is a pet peeve of mine, so it really bugs me that they didn't name it either "Wined & Dined" or "Wine & Dine". Either way they should have kept it in the same tense, whether it be past or present. Oh well.. it's a beautiful polish nonetheless! This is 2 coats of Wine & Dined with 1 coat of topcoat. Click on any pic to enlarge :)
Sunlight:
I purchased this from Target.com for $2.99. Thanks for stopping by! :)
Let Me Go is a multichrome that flashes purple, teal, & gold. It is very sheer, so I layered it over a lavender creme. I actually took these pictures awhile back (in July I think), but I didn't post them then because that was when all the hoopla was going on with Sinful Colors stealing bloggers photos. Since that seems to have all blown over now, I can finally show you guys this stunning combination! This is 1 coat (or possibly 2 coats) of Let Me Go over Essie Play Date (which can be seen by itself here), and 1 coat of topcoat. Click on any pic to enlarge :)
Outdoors, shade:
Sunlight:
Indoors, with flash:
I purchased this at my local Harmon for $1.99.
This polish makes me think of the title song from the movie "Never Let Me Go" (which is I highly recommend watching).
Precious Metal is a lovely glitterbomb filled with hexes of gold, silver, bronze, copper, gunmetal, and a sprinkling of holographic micro glitters, all in a clear base. Application was great, not too thick or too thin, and the glitters are plentiful! I layered Precious Metal over NOPI For Gold Times Sake (which can be seen by itself here). On my ring finger & thumb I did 2 coats, and on my other fingers I did 1 coat. All were topped with 1 coat of topcoat. Click on any pic to enlarge :)
Outdoors, overcast:
See those teeny tiny white dots? Those are actually holographic!
And to show off those sparkling holographic glitters, here it is with flash:
For Gold Times Sake is such a hard polish to describe. There's just so much going on! The main color appears to be a murky brown/olive green, but within that there are tons of glassflecks of gold, pink, blue, & purple! It's a very unique and interesting combination! This is 3 coats of For Gold Times Sake with 1 coat of topcoat. Click on any pic to enlarge :)
Direct sunlight:
Indirect sunlight:
Check out all those multi colored glassflecks! ..and please excuse the dog hair.
This polish is a Target exclusive & is NOT one of the Kardashian colors (hallelujah!). I purchased this from Target.comfor $7.04 a few months ago, & it's still available now!
Arose From A Sleep is a breathtakingly beautiful glitterbomb. It's filled with small hexes of rose gold, fuchsia, & light blue, and squares of rose gold, all in a soft pink jelly base that's loaded with iridescent periwinkle shimmer. So insanely gorgeous! Application was pretty decent for a polish containing so much glitter. Though I will say when I first received this bottle the polish was so thick it was unusable.. but after adding about 30 drops of thinner (no joke!), it is all fine & dandy now. This is 2 coats of Arose From A Sleep with 1 coat of topcoat. Click on any pic to enlarge :)
Airbender is a light blue creme base with white and blue hexes mixed in. I have to say I'm kinda disappointed in this one. When I saw pics of it on some other blogs it looked like a crelly.. but my bottle is definitely more of a creme. This is a problem because the creme base actually ends up covering up a lot of the glitters. I *might* be able to remedy this by adding clear polish to the bottle, or maybe even adding thinner, but I can't say for sure that either of those things would work because I haven't tried yet. Oh well.. the only positive thing I have to say is that it is a very pretty shade of blue. This is 3 coats of Airbender with 1 coat of topcoat. Click on any pic to enlarge :)
Never Enough of These is a greyish light green crelly filled with medium sized hexes of fuchsia & silver, as well as loads of tiny holographic silver hexes. From what I've seen in pics from other bloggers, it looks pretty similar to All of Time & Space by Nerd Lacquer, though they are not dupes. It's very beautiful & application was super easy - no dabbing required! This is 3 coats of Never Enough of These with 1 coat of topcoat. Click on any pic to enlarge :)
Indirect sunlight:
Direct sunlight:
I purchased this bottle from the Pound of Glitter Etsy store. Unfortunately that store seems to have closed up shop. I don't know whether it's going to be permanent or if it's only temporary. You can contact Lana Rose (the shop's owner) here.