Application was fantastic. The consistency of Pumpkin Patch is fluid, light and super smooth with a medium viscosity and a fluent, silky, self-leveling slip over the nail -- a user-friendly creme/jelly hybrid sort of formula that is a pleasure to work with. Pigmentation is excellent for a formula with a degree of translucence built into it. It's actually wearably opaque in one coat. Adding a second deepens the color and gives it a denser look, and that's what I recommend. Cleanup is easy. Pumpkin Patch dries naturally in very good time to a smooth, shiny finish. Topcoat does not affect the holographic properties in any way.
Photos show two coats of Pumpkin Patch over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite.
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Lavish is new to me and I'm loving this gorgeous autumnal orange holo! I was enticed to explore the brand for myself by Amy McG.'s review of the Fall 2016 collection on Polish Etc., here. Based on my experience with Pumpkin Patch, I totally agree with her praise. I'm looking forward to trying the others that I purchased!
xo,
Liz
I have seen several holo orange polishes that have come out this Autumn and this is one of the prettiest! Your photos of it showing off its holo-ness are superb. It makes me want to clear out all my crème polishes and textures and glitters and all - and replace it all with holos, lol. Well, that won't happen, but still! I do appreciate most of the different finishes / styles of polish, but, wow, holos like this one are mesmerizing.
ReplyDeleteClear out all your cremes... AS IF! *lol* The thing I love most about this polish is how effervescent the holographic effects are in ambient light. Lots of dimensionality too!
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