I completely changed my nail polish last night - the last one just had too much tip wear after two days of lots of typing. I so enjoyed wearing one from the Wicked Sweet Collection that I used another, although color selection is getting tough - my options that I haven't shown you were the green (lime), yellow (lemon), or orange. Obviously, I went with the orange since I'll be at work, and that's called Always Get My Man-darin. That's a super Suzi name for a Color Club, but Suzi on a good day (not the day Iris I Was Thinner was named...).
Truthfully, the plan for today's manicure had been to do medium green with a yellow, green, and red striped accent nail with that Bundle Monster pot leaf pattern right in the middle of it just I so could make a post entitled "It's 420!", but that had to go by the wayside when I returned to an office. I acknowledge that would have been completely inappropriate for anyone, particularly a woman my age, but it would have been funny enough to me to do it (clearly, I'd thoroughly planned it out!).
Since that was off the table, I was content with my Always Get My Man-darin choice. It's a vivid yellowish orange shimmer, a very unique color. I used two coats of a tinted base (two coats in my desperate attempt to keep my unstained nails that way), but the Color Club still took about seventy billion coats. Not really seventy billion, but it was either six or seven, I lost count, so we'll say six. I think that's why there aren't more neon shimmers, but I happily used this many coats of a few of the Color Club Poptastic [I meant Electro Candy - I'm sorry] shades, so although I wasn't thrilled, I wasn't horrified.
I waited a few minutes between each of the coats of polish and finished it with Diamont (I'm still working on a 16 oz bottle I got before the formula was changed and changed back to the original a la New Coke). I'm not sure of dry time, as I'm writing this last night about an hour after applying all that polish. It's dry enough to do things, but I have no intention of scurrying off to wash my hair when I finish writing this. I'm just hoping for no sheet marks! Like the others in this release, the polish was very easy to control, so it doesn't look odd (to me) despite all the coats.
Color Club Always Get My Man-darin Nail Polish, Six Coats |
As for the fragrance of this one, it's as subtle as the others, where I have to sniff it to really catch it. It smells like the kitchen after making fresh orange juice out of really good oranges - kind of sweet, but there's also a nice orange peel smell to it that keeps it from being too sweet. I was a little apprehensive about this one because I was afraid it would have that overly sweet artificial orange smell (which makes my stomach turn even if it's not too heavy), but this is very pleasant.
We'll see how this holds up. I'd like to add some Konad to it just because I'm a Konadin' fool, but I think the color stands on its own just fine. I'm also not willing to either stay up until 3:00 am waiting for this to dry enough to stamp or get up at 5:00 am to do it then in order to have pictures for this post. I ♥ sleep far more than nails!
So that's just about all I know. I notice in proof reading that today's post is just loaded with informational links. I have no idea what's up with that, but what the heck, I'm leaving them... Until next time, Dear Reader, love and nail polish to you!
So that's just about all I know. I notice in proof reading that today's post is just loaded with informational links. I have no idea what's up with that, but what the heck, I'm leaving them... Until next time, Dear Reader, love and nail polish to you!
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