Application was great! The consistency of Phra Nang Beach is fluid, creamy and dense with a medium viscosity and a plush flow over the nail that sets up fairly quickly, appreciates a deft, even hand and doesn't like to be overworked. It went on best for me in medium coats from a generously-loaded brush. Self-leveling properties are very good as is pigmentation. Evenly opaque coverage can be had in two coats for some, I'm sure, but my ridgy nails and slightly uneven application needed three. Cleanup is easy. Phra Nang Beach dries naturally in fairly good time to a beautiful glossy finish.
Photos show three coats of Phra Nang Beach over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite.
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Elevation Polish Phra Nang Beach |
Oh, pool blue! Such a fantastic summer color, it will take you there in an instant, even if there's snow on the ground. This one is a bright, resonant specimen with delicate shimmer effects that is radiant, glossy and sleek on the nail with that tropical, poolside chic that always feels so perfect for hot summer days beside your favorite body of water. I'm a big fan of these brilliant, cyanic shades -- they remind me of childhood summer days spent playing mermaids with my cousin in my grandmother's beautiful pool in Florida, and are as much a harbinger of the season for me as any neon.
The name of this polish comes from Thailand's Phra Nang Beach, a broad, remote beach that's flanked by two huge cliffs on the Railey Peninsula, reachable only by boat.
Phra Nang Beach, Krabi, Thailand (source) |
love,
Liz
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