Models Own Emerald City

Models Own Emerald City

This doesn't pack the punch for me that Scarlet Sparkle packs. Still really pretty and suprisingly easy to remove for a glitter. It's not a true emerald but more of a teal shade. I put this over a dark green polish but it could easily be worn alone.

China Glaze Rainstorm

China Glaze Rainstorm

Such a pretty color. A deep cornflower blue with subtle deeper blue sparkles and some shimmer. This is one of those colors that makes my nails look longer and bigger. It's magic!!

Diamond Cosmetics Hue Are You

Diamond Cosmetics Hue Are You

Love this one. A golden burgundy foil.

Funky Fingers Holiday Glitters - The Other Two

Funky Fingers Holiday Glitters - The Other Two

Suck pretty sparkles!

Sugar Plum is a multi-colored glitter that leans red. Those little sparks of blue are from tiny pieces of holo glitter.









Blitzen is a green jelly with holo glitter. Hello! It's like a greener version of China Glaze Atlantis. WooHoo!!

Shades by Barielle Elle's Spell and Nfu-Oh 59

Shades by Barielle Elle's Spell and Nfu-Oh 59

It happened so quick! There was a sale and I had a coupon and next thing I knew I had a few new polishes from Barielle. That's my story. One of the polishes was Elle's Spell which has a red jelly base with red flakes that reflect green/gold. This is a bit picture heavy.

Here it is over China Glaze Rahvishing Dahling.











Here it is over black.







I knew before I bought it that it was a dupe for Nfu-Oh 59 but I was holding out that maybe I was wrong. I wasn't. The Nfu-Oh has a thicker formula so you only need one coat and they tend to do flake polishes really well. So if you have the Nfu-Oh you can pass on Elle's Spell.

Here is a bottle comparison.



Here they are over black. Nfu-Oh 59 on the left (top) and Elle's Spell on the right (bottom).







Nfu-Oh 59 on the botton and Elle's Spell on the top.