Wet n' Wild "Caribbean Frost"

Hi all and happy Thursday!  Last Summer I bought a bunch of Wet n' WIld nail polishes so I decided to try one of them out!   Today's nail polish is Wet n' Wild's "Caribbean Frost."

"Caribbean Frost" is a gorgeous frosty turquoise polish!  Now I haven't had the best luck with Wet n' Wild nail polish but "Caribbean Frost" is changing my mind!  The formula was great and it was super easy to apply!  After two coats of polish "Caribbean Frost" was completely opaque and the only visible streak marks were because of the frost shimmer.  As for chipping I was able to wear "Caribbean Frost" for three days before there were some minor tip chips.

Overall Wet n' Wild's "Caribbean Frost" is a fantastic nail polish!  There is absolutely nothing bad about this polish and I plan on wearing "Caribbean Frost" over and over again!

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Covergirl "Flamed Out"

Hi everyone!  Well today it is dreary and rainy out so I thought I would pick a bright fun nail polish to brighten up m day!  So today's nail polish is Covergirl's "Flamed Out."

"Flamed Out" is a bright orange glitter polish!  Formula wise "Flamed Out" was very easy to apply and looked great on my nails.  "Flamed Out" was completely opaque after two coats of polish and there were no visible streak marks.  As for chipping I was able to wear "Flamed Out" for about four days before the polish started to chip off.

Overall I am pleased with Covergirl's "Flamed Out."  Everything about this polish is great and I will definitely be wearing it again and again!

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Nails INC "Tate"

Hi all!  Now this Summer I have have been working on growing my nails out some and I think red nail polish on longer nails looks nice.  So that's exactly what I decided to try today!  So without further ado today's nail polish is Nails INC's "Tate."

My bottle of "Tate" came in a boxed set I purchased from a TV channel in the United States called QVC.  The full set looks like this:

"Tate" of a very classic and sophisticated red polish.  Formula wise "Tate" is fantastic and could be a one-coater!  I applied two coats and there were no visible streak marks and it was completely opaque.  As for chipping I was able to wear "Tate" for four full days before there were some minor tip chips.  When I removed this polish there was a small amount of staining on my nails, but it was not too awful.

Overall I really happy with Nails INC's "Tate."  Everything about this nail polish is fantastic, with the exception of the minor staining on my nails.  I will definitely wear "Tate" again because it is such a lovely polish!

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Bonita "Creaaamson"

Hi everyone and happy Friday!!  Today's nail polish is Bonita's "Creaaamson."  Bonita is a drugstore brand that I have found at Rite-Aid and it is quite affordable.

"Creaaamson" is a fun sunshine yellow nail polish!  Formula wise "Creaaamson" is nice and easy to apply.  The polish was not too or too watery.  After two coats of polish "Creaaamson" was completely opaque  and there only a few minor streak marks.  As for chipping I was able to wear this nail polish for about three days before there were noticeable chips.

Overall I am pleased with Bonita's "Creaaamson."  The color is fun, the formula is nice, the polish was opaque and had very little streak and it lasted a decent amount of time before chipping.  I will definitely be wearing this fun, summery polish again!

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Nicole by OPI "Who Are You Calling A Shrimp?"

Hi everyone and Happy Wednesday.  I couldn't miss out on the opportunity this week to quote Mean Girls and say "on Wednesday we wear pink!"  So today's nail polish is Nicole by OPI's "Who Are You Calling A Shrimp?"

"Who Are You Calling A Shrimp?" is a pretty dusty salmon color.  Formula wise "Who Are You Calling A Shrimp?" is great!  This polish was super easy to apply, was opaque after two coats and had no visible streak marks.  As for chipping I was able to wear "Who Are You Calling A Shrimp?" for about three days before there was some small top chips.

Overall I am quite pleased with Nicole by OPI's "Who Are You Calling A Shrimp?"  I love everything about this nail polish!  There is nothing bad, or even remotely irritating about this nail polish and I will definitely wear it again soon!

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OPI "Queen Of The Road"

Hi all!  Today's nail polish is OPI's "Queen Of The Road" which is from OPI's special collection celebrating Ford Mustangs.

"Queen Of The Road" is a jet black nail polish with a hint of silver shimmer.  Formula wise this polish was a bit watery, which made it a little harder to apply.  After two coats of nail polish "Queen Of The Road" was completely opaque and only had a few minor streak marks.  As for chipping I'm not sure how long "Queen Of The Road" would last because black nail polish is a bit dark for my everyday life and is something I would only wear on special occasions.

Overall I like OPI's "Queen Of The Road" is a nice nail polish.  The only thing I wish was different was that the formula was a little less watery, however it isn't too terrible.  I will definitely wear this nail polish again!

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Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear "Splash"

Hi guys and happy August!  Now that August is here I have finally caught up on all my back logged posts from while I was on vacation!  So without any further ado today's nail polish is Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear's "Splash."

"Splash" is a blue and white glitter in a clear base coat.  Formula wise there is too much clear polish and not enough glitter which made it a bit difficult to apply.  However I love the multi-shaded blues paired with white glitter.  Since the nail polish has a clear base I decided to try it out over several creme polishes.  Here's how they turned out:

As with most of my glitters I tested "Splash" over Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear's "White On" which is of course a white polish.  This combo is pretty good but I did have a hard time getting the polish to dry, even with a quick dying topcoat.

The second combination I tried was "Splash" over Julie G's "Gelato In Venice." which is a mint green color.  This is a nice combination and the mint made the blue glitter pop!

If you want to know more about Julie G's "Gelato In Venice" here is a post from last month: http://perfectlypolished12.blogspot.com/2015/07/julie-g-gelato-in-venice.html

The last combination I tried was Sally Hansen's "Splash" over Orly's "Snowcone."  This combinations screams the beach and waves!  (It's the perfect combo for Summer!)

If you want to know more about "Snowcone" check out my post from last month: http://perfectlypolished12.blogspot.com/2015/07/orly-snowcone.html

Overall I am quite pleased with Sally Hansen's "Splash."  The glitter is a tiny bit difficult to apply but it looks great over a variety of different colored base polishes.  I will definitely wear this again and again!

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