More China Glaze Love

If you haven’t noticed yet, I really love China Glaze. They consistently put out good collections, and their polishes are good quality at a great price.

This is Fifth Avenue. I think this is part of their Core Line and it would make sense because this is such a “core” color. I mean, probably every nail polish company out there has their version of this color. This doesn’t make it any less gorgeous in my eyes. It’s a feminine and soft color. Definitely an office appropriate color. Best of all, it was perfect with 2 thinish coats.

 

And here is one of my beautiful blue babies from the Ecollection of Spring 2008: Shower Together. I have so many blues now that I don’t even know which one I like best. The formula on this was also great and was perfect with two coats.

 

 

“They’re Always AfterΒ Me Lucky Charms!” Am I the only one who thinks of Lucky, the Lucky Charms leprechaun, when I look at this polish? Four Leaf Clover comes from China Glaze’s beloved Up & Away collection. You can definitely see why so many people adore this collection. Again, the formula was amazing and smooth.

 

And here is Tempest. Oh Tempest I wanted to love you so but the formula was thin and sheer. It took FIVE coats to achieve this look and I would consider this a lost cause if the color wasn’t so spectacular. It looks blue and purple and shimmery. It definitely leans more purple in the bottle but appears more blue on the nail. I still love it and I bet it will look great with some Konad or nail art.

 

Jitterbug from the Vintage Vixen collection is one of those colors that I’m not sure if I really like. I mean, it’s pretty and shiny (oooohh shiny ball) but I have to wear it for a few days before I decide if I like it. This one is also pretty awesome when it comes to the formula.

 

Dorothy Who? is part of the mythical Wizard of Ooh Ahz collection that was re-released in 2009. Spectacular blue jelly base? Check! Glittery goodness? Double check! I don’t want to love glitters so much because I am a creme polish lover but I think I can cheat on my cremes once in a while. I don’t think they will mind. I had to apply 3 thickish coats for this swatch.

 

Do you have a favorite? Are some of these already in your collection?

6 thoughts on “More China Glaze Love

  1. Hmmm… my favorite might be the blue glitter, Dorothy Who? πŸ™‚ I am a glitter lover (although not lately, I think I glittered myself out over the winter) and I am also really into blue lately so BINGO, my fave! πŸ™‚ I only started using China Glaze regularly a couple of months ago and I am super-impressed with their formula. Very few of them are thin and take a billion coats like the blue metallic above. I think their creme formula can't be beat. I wish there was a good CG dupe for OPI Samoan Sand because I can't seem to avoid flooding my cuticles with that polish! Guess that's what happens when you don't take your time and slop on a few thick coats without waiting for any dry time πŸ˜‰

  2. Hmmm… my favorite might be the blue glitter, Dorothy Who? πŸ™‚ I am a glitter lover (although not lately, I think I glittered myself out over the winter) and I am also really into blue lately so BINGO, my fave! πŸ™‚ I only started using China Glaze regularly a couple of months ago and I am super-impressed with their formula. Very few of them are thin and take a billion coats like the blue metallic above. I think their creme formula can’t be beat. I wish there was a good CG dupe for OPI Samoan Sand because I can’t seem to avoid flooding my cuticles with that polish! Guess that’s what happens when you don’t take your time and slop on a few thick coats without waiting for any dry time πŸ˜‰

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