I'm back! The vacation did me good. Nainital was flooded with small shops selling all sorts of stuff, beautiful candles, keychains, bracelets & what not! Need I say I shopped a lot? Hehe!
I need to catch up on reviews, so,Cindy from BB Couture sent me a couple of polishes from some of their latest collections for review.
(I've noticed I use the word 'awesome' too often. Today, I'm attempting to write a post without using that word even once, haha.)
I have heard so much about these polishes, and what I heard was absolutely right. The formula on all three polishes was exceptionally smooth. It was hard to believe; it's not that often that I receive some lacquers, and none of them turn out to be duds. If I get the chance, I'll definitely be getting more of these.
Oh, and if you haven't tried this brand yet, I think I might add this: The bottles look way cuter IRL, or is it just me?
First up is Beetle Baily from the Ladybug collection for Spring 2010. When I saw the name, I couldn't figure out what the name reminded me of. The name was very very familiar, but I couldn't recall why. I guessed, maybe it was some candy that I once ate? Or was it the bicycle brand that I rode as a kid? Nope. Then when I read the newspaper that afternoon, it came to me. The comic character 'Beetle Baily'!lol!
Anyways, the color is a dusty mauve. There is hidden pink shimmer, but it is so hidden, that it's almost not there. You have to strain your eyes to see it. so I'm calling it a creme.The colors is a little paler than the pic, but more vivid and really glossy. Overall, I do like this color. And the fact that application was so good, just added to it! I used 3 very thin coats for the swatch. I say swatch, though I put it on as a full manicure soon after I had swatched all 3.
Next up is Fuel Injector from the BB Couture for Men- Mechanics 101 collection. This is a vivid olive green with lots of stunning gold shimmer. This was my favorite! People say BB Couture does fab greens and I have to agree! This one was gorgeous, and applied in two utterly creamy thin coats. 1 thick coat would have been fine too.I dunno what they have put in the formula, but they've got it perfect. This is a color I'm gonna be wearing veryyy often, trust me.
& now I'm desperately lemming Universal Joint, from the same collection.
No non-flash pics for Horned Devil from the Butterfly collection. Only the flash pics did this beauty justice, so there. I love the gold-orangy glitter packed in it, and loved looking at it when it was on my nails. Great color for a spring party. Formula was once again smooth. So whats the catch? That it was too sheer. This was 3 thin coats, and there was till VNL. One more coat could have done the trick, but this polish is not for the times when you are feeling too lazy to do multiple coats. But had it been more opaque, the glitter wouldn't have shown through as nicely. Someone should come up with a solution for that. *sigh*
I highly recommend BB Couture lacquers. You won't be dissapointed! You can buy them at
Overall Beauty for $9 each. & they are totally worth that price tag.
*These products were sent to me for review by the company/ PR firm for the company. The opinions expressed are honest and my own*
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