Glitter Gal Sunday: Bronzed Aussie
Sunday, April 15, 2012
*This is a scheduled post. I'm away for the weekend, but I'll be sure to try to answer your questions or comments as soon as I get back!*
Happy Sunday!
Today's Glitter Gal polish is called Bronzed Aussie. It's a warm, lighter bronze metallic with holographic chunks. When I first saw this polish, I was a little apprehensive. I just didn't know if that was a good combination or if it would look good on me.
It's so glowy and warm, I surprisingly like this one. It's very easy to wear and I was pleasantly proven wrong! There are some streak marks, as you can see from the photos. However, I think the holo bits help disguise them. I've worn three coats in these pictures.
What do you think of this color and finish?
Product featured was sent to me for free, as a prize for winning a contest. For additional information, please refer to my Disclosure Policy.
Happy Sunday!
Today's Glitter Gal polish is called Bronzed Aussie. It's a warm, lighter bronze metallic with holographic chunks. When I first saw this polish, I was a little apprehensive. I just didn't know if that was a good combination or if it would look good on me.
It's so glowy and warm, I surprisingly like this one. It's very easy to wear and I was pleasantly proven wrong! There are some streak marks, as you can see from the photos. However, I think the holo bits help disguise them. I've worn three coats in these pictures.
What do you think of this color and finish?
Product featured was sent to me for free, as a prize for winning a contest. For additional information, please refer to my Disclosure Policy.
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It actually looks lovely Mimi. Gold wouldn't be my instinctive choice either. I own a couple, including OPI's Glitzerland which was a gift but I've not dared to wear them on my fingernails. Perhaps it's time to try?:). What do you find the during time of holos to be like? I've only tried Lizard Belly so far in the GG range and it seemed to dry ok but the only other holo I tried so far took forever to dry. Was wondering if that's common to the formula?
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