Application was fabulous. The consistency of Fall Festival is fluid, smooth and dense with a medium viscosity that I thinned a bit at the outset. Thinned, it had a lush, velvety glide over the nail, easy to control and a joy to finesse with Lavish's somewhat bushy flattened-style brush. Pigmentation is excellent. Even, wearably opaque coverage can be had in one coat, although you'll want a second for full bottle color. Cleanup was remarkably easy for a saturated blue-ish green, with a tiny bit of pigment travel and trace staining, but as long as you haven't flooded a cuticle or sidewall you should be fine. Fall Festival dries naturally in very good time to a smooth, shiny finish. Topcoat does not affect the holographic properties in any way that I could tell and actually seems to emphasize the dimensionality of the look.
Photos show two coats of Fall Festival over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite.
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
Lavish Polish Fall Festival |
The holo effects and blue tones are very activated in my photos. In person, especially in circumstances where the light is less direct, what you see is a lively, radiant emerald green. It's absolutely stunning and perfect for the jewel tones of winter.
love,
Liz
Wow, talk about brilliant jewel tones! That color and holo are exquisite.
ReplyDeleteAgreed! This is a fabulous green. So well done.
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