Showing posts with label Clarence Avenue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clarence Avenue. Show all posts
12 July 2018
20 December 2016
Nail Polish Battle 2016: Top 3!
So the top three are Berry Looking Good, Let Me In and Clarence Avenue:
Eliminating one was quite easy, I chose to remove Clarence Avenue because as good as the brush and the formula are it just isn't special enough to win an entire years worth of nail polish battle.
The final battle between Berry Looking Good and Let Me In on the other hand was very difficult. In the end I chose for Berry Good Looking to win because that holographic effect is so spectacular. Let Me In is also a holographic finish polish but next to Berry Looking Good is a little less than breath-taking, but I do really like it a lot!
In Second Place:
Winner of 2016 Nail Polish Battle:
16 December 2016
Nail Polish Battle 2016: Top 9 Polishes
So over the past two weeks there has been nine nail polish battles, each of the following winning there individual rounds. Before going ahead and showing the top three and the actual winner I wanted to share swatches of all of the top nine polishes.
Models Own - Chrome Indigo // Barry M - Cardamom // OPI - Liv In The Gray // Cupcake Polish - Berry Looking Good // Barry M - Chilli // A England - Let Me In // Avon - Dazzle // Nails Inc - Clarence Avenue // Essie - Licorice
Models Own - Chrome Indigo
Cupcake Polish - Berry Looking Good
Barry M - Chilli
A England - Let Me In
Avon - Dazzle
Nails Inc - Clarence Avenue
Essie - Licorice
11 December 2016
Nail Polish Battle 2016: Purple Polishes
Over the past year the purple polishes seem to have been the colour which I have gotten the most of.
Breaking down this category was difficult, I ended up with Nails Inc, Sally Hansen and a Barry M. All are darker purple colours.
Clarence Avenue won however because Nails Inc have the best brushes in my opinion. Flat and wide with a curved cuticle which means little to no clean up with is great. This polish is clearly purple where as the other two are very dark, especially the Barry M one, it almost looks black.
4 January 2016
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