Described by creator Theresa as a "chromaflair multichrome that shifts from purple to pink to red and to orange," the most prominent color of Where You Lead is a regal medium-dark patriarch purple. At oblique angles to the light, it displays aspects of dark magenta before segueing into a rich flame color edged by deep firebrick. A beautiful sunset multichrome! It has the shimmering, streak-free, semi-metallic finish common to multichromes, with the most prominent shifts occurring along the axis of light.
Application was a little messy, no fault of the polish's -- it was a shaky hands, recovering from a cold kind of day. The consistency of Where You Lead is fluid, full-bodied and smooth with a slightly thicker viscosity to which I added polish thinner for a density better suited to my skills. Thinned, it had a lush, velvety, self-leveling glide over the nail with a little bit of pull to it. Pigmentation is sheerish on the first coat but builds easily to wearably opaque coverage with the second. I added a third for richest possible color and to maximize the colorshifting effects, and I think it did make a slight difference. Cleanup, thankfully, is easy. Where you lead dries naturally in good time to a smooth, ever-so-slightly flat finish that wants a glossy topcoat to look its best.
Photos show three coats of Where You Lead over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite. Please pardon the flaky nail surrounds. I must be dehydrated from this cold.
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
Grace-full Nail Polish Where You Lead |
This sunset-colored, purple/pink/red/orange kind of spectrum is my favorite among multichromes. It reminds me of Elevation Polish Taylor Glacier and CrowsToes Indian Summer. The colors are so rich and evocative!
love,
Liz
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