Showing posts with label Glitterati. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glitterati. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 March 2013

Illamasqua: Viridian and Glitterati duo

Good evening lovelies

This is a quick little post for tonight as I am away with work again, boo :-(

These two gorgeous polishes are a limited edition duo gift set that I was lucky enough to purchase in the Illamasqua January sale for the sum of £15 (usually retails for £27). As soon as I saw the peacock green I knew I had to have this set and I am glad I did...


I used Illamasqua Viridian on all nails apart from my ring finger. Viridian applied perfectly in two easy coats, and actually dries to quite a matt finish but I added a glossy top coat to take full advantage of the shimmer.


With the flash on...


As you can see I used Glitterati as my accent nail. It has a jelly finish to it and a fantastic raspberry/plum/burgandy base.


Apologies for the shortness of this post but I hope you enjoyed this wonderful peacock green as much as I did. Looking forward to getting back home for some serious nail t.l.c.

Louise xx
@L_i_P_P

Monday, 11 March 2013

Illamasqua: Vice and Glitterati

Good evening lovelies

Can you believe it is Monday again already? Honestly, where does time go?

I have really been enjoying trying out some of my stunning new Illamasqua polishes so I thought I would continue that trend with my manicure of the day...


As you can see below I started by with two coats of Vice by Illamasqua. Vice is described as a deep cerise polish with a rubber finish. Vice leaned slightly more purple on my pictures than it actually looks in real life but the texture was fascinating... really rubbery :-)


On my ring finger I then added just one coat of Glitterati also by Illamasqua. Glitterati is a raspberry jelly base with a good mix of multi coloured hex glitters added in. I found that the colours I could see completely changed with the light, as did the base which was raspberry, burgandy or plum. Even though it was ever changing it was always very pretty.


The side scroll pattern is stamped from plate GA 33 using Barry M Gold Foil and I decided to angle it differently on each nail just to mix things up :-)

The below two pictures are taken with the forced flash on...



One final natural light picture.


I am really loving these Illamasqua polishes and am kicking myself that I didn't buy each and every colour in the January sale. At £13.50 each they are definitely out of my polish buying budget.

Louise xx
@L_i_P_P