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If you are a little too obsessed with nail polish like I am, you know that China Glaze has been coming out with the coolest new colors. When I was looking through the new nail polish collection, I immediately was drawn to a dark grey color called Concrete Catwalk. I love dark colors, and usually opt for them. Grey may sound boring, but this one had a bluish tint to it and was the one I simply had to have!
*The color is so new that we had to take a picture of the polish with our own camera! |
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By now, you've probably heard of the new "Shatter" colors from OPI. Shatter came out first in black and was endorsed by Katy Perry. It was such a huge hit, that they now have an entire new Shatter line. I recently got the chance to try the White Shatter over a pink nail polish from China Glaze and this was the result:
It kind of reminded me of a pink cheetah, but I really liked it! The best part about Shatter? If your nails get chipped, you can't tell because of how the Shatter looks on your nails in the first place.
If you still aren't sure how Shatter works, OPI's website has a quick and easy how-to: Apply one coat of Shatter over two coats of completely dry nail lacquer for a stylish two-texture effect. Add Top Coat for a gorgeous, high-gloss finish. I think you should defintely give the Shatter polishes a try -- especially if you're looking for a different, yet cool look! The opinions expressed here and the labels used are for informational and discussion purposes only. EndlessBeauty.com may have received the product courtesy of the company but is under no obligation to review it. |
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China Glaze’s nail polish in Brownstone is a must have for fall nail color. Brownstone is a great polish to mix and design with. I recommend experimenting with a tribal design on your nails with this polish. Like the standard China Glaze polish, the application process is very simple! Just apply two coats per nail, it's more than enough to cover the nail surface. I am in love with the deep burnt brown color. The only thing that I would consider to be negative is the drying process. You need to give it at least 15 minutes to dry completely – if not it will smudge or peel off. Pick this up for the fall -- it’s a gorgeous color! |
