Review: MoYou - Stamping Nail Polish - Chestnut Road*

MoYou Stamping Nail Polish - Chestnut Road

 This stamping nail polish is a polish designed specially for stamping which comes in a small cardboard box.

MoYou describe it as;
"Chestnut Road stamping nail polish by MoYou Nail Fashion is a berry red colour, ideal for the festive season and Spring. This shade is perfect as a base or a stamping design suitable for all stamping plates"

As they say you can use it as a standard nail polish, which I have swatched below;

Chestnut Road is a darker red shade which dries to a semi matte finish. As well as it being good for Christmas I think it would be good for Valentine's Day. The brush is flattened and wide.

I used this on the MoYou stamping mat to show it over a dark base as well as a light base and I would say while it does cover lighter bases, over a black it struggles to be seen.

I have used it in some nail art which you can see below;

[Red Skulls]

[Dandelions]

MoYou
£6.99

 

Nails: Beach Nails

As the summer rapidly comes to an end, here are the nails I wore when I finally got to the beach this year.

Blue Polish | Kiko - Pearly Ocean 521
Glitter Polish | Kleancolor - Blue Eyed Girl
Peach Polish | Sally Hansen - First Kiss

5mm Silver Shells
3mm Silver Shells

Swatch: Barry M - Nutmeg (A/W 18 Gelly)

Colour | Nude Pink

Finish | Cream

Opacity| Two Coats

Brush Type | Flat, Wide, Rounded Cuticle

How Much | 10ml

Does Nutmeg dupe any other Barry M Gellys? Not quite, it is most similar to Peanut Butter however that leans more nude orange whereas Nutmeg leans more pink nude.

Nails: Summer Bling

Base Polish | Leighton Denny - Heat Wave
Gems | Born Pretty Store - Colourful Rhinestones