CrowsToes I Make the Path

I Make the Path has blue, gold and pale silvery blue glitter. It has a seaside cottage/sea glass feel to it when on the nails. It's much softer looking in reality as opposed to photographs. I'm enjoying this one. This polish actually reminds me of some of the mosaic work seen throughout Philadelphia in connection with Philadelphia's Magic Gardens. It is some of the most amazing visual candy and I highly suggest a walking tour if you are in the area. 

Bottle shot.


One coat over Misa Got it Made in the Shade. These are under the Ott light.





In a little patch of sunlight I found.



A single shot in natural shaded light which is how it looks to me most of the time while wearing it.


CrowsToes can be purchased from Llarowe and Overall Beauty. I can't wait to see future creations!

Pahlish Typewriter Keys

I wanted something soft and subtle but with a bit of bling. I decided to pair Pahlish Typewriter Keys with OPI My Pointe Exactly. I have to admit that even though I am not a fan of jelly finish polishes I did purchase a few of the OPI Ballet colors. The best part - I like them! They have a very nice formula. 

Typewriter Keys has black and white shard glitter with very fine holographic shimmer. It's delicate looking. I used two coats of My Pointe Exactly, one coat of Typewriter Keys over that, another coat of My Pointe Exactly and one coat of Typewriter Keys over all that. It's not thick at all. It's time to file my nails again. 






I purchased this from Pahlish from her Etsy shop. Her polishes will soon be available from Llarowe as well. I'm hoping to get my hands on Great Wide Open!

Ozotic 617

Ozotic 617 is one of my favorite polishes. I just love the blue shade and the rainbow that dances across the nails. So pretty! 






Rainbow Honey The God of Destiny

I love this polish. The mix of gold, black and sparkle is pretty bad ass. I'm also really impressed with the packaging of Rainbow Honey - it's very well done. The polish is great too. I bought this from Rainbow Honey

This is one coat over Sally Hansen Concrete which is a purple/nude/taupe. 







Revlon Street Wear Silver Locket

Another oldie from the Revlon Street Wear line. They had some cool stuff. This has round large glitter/flake pieces that are a combination of blue, green, copper and gold. The only modern polish that is close to this that I can think of is Hard Candy Break Up but it (from memory) doesn't have the blue/green aspect. 

This needs thinner. Badly. Please pardon the tip wear!