Showing posts with label Revlon Nail Enamel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Revlon Nail Enamel. Show all posts

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Revlon Nail Enamel in Gold Get 'Em

While window shopping, I noticed two trios from Revlon at the price of two nail enamels. I bought  the one with more wearable shades. Gold Get 'em is my favourite and I have already used a third of the bottle. Btw, this name is kind of funky and not like the usual Revlon nail enamel names.





Friday, April 06, 2012

Stamping With Konad Image Plate m 70 and Revlon Silver Screen!

I have been working on my stamping as well as looking for polishes which stamp well AND are available in India. Konad is great but  carrying a bunch of special polishes only for stamping is tedious.Anyway, so I have been trying a lot of polishes and a lot of nail polishes work with the bigger designs, it is the smaller designs which refuse to work with the Indian polishes.

I have stamped with Revlon Silver Screen that I bought as a trio on Lakme True Wear Mauve 421.



Saturday, February 25, 2012

Why Am I Broke: Some Random Shopping

What do you do when you're feeling lazy and you still want to write a blog post? You write a haul post, obviously! So, here it is...I bought these things without actually planning to and I have more hauls lined up for the days I feel lazy again;)




Sunday, January 22, 2012

Nail Stamping : Butterfly And Flowers Over Revlon Moonlight

When I did a post on Revlon Moonlight, I said the shade didn't exactly flatter me.I couldn't leave it alone and stamped it with leopard print and butterflies and flowers.


Saturday, January 21, 2012

Revlon Nail Enamel Moonlight Swatch and Review

Revlon Moonlight is a perfect example of how misleading the images shown at shopping sites can be! I bought Moonlight expecting it to be a light blue creme or at least a light blue with pearl finish. What it turned out to be is this:

Natural light.




Friday, January 06, 2012

Revlon Nail Enamel 410 Slipper Swatch and Review

Revlon launched Slipper with a bunch of other glitters in 2010. The first time, I noticed it in was 2011, not bad for somebody living in India, I say! Slipper is sparse glitter with hexagonal silver glitter and red and white tiny glitter particles.This is supposed to be used as a top coat and making it opaque on its own is simply out of question.