Application was fantastic. The consistency of Inebriated is fluid, light and creamy with a thin-to-medium viscosity and an even, buttery-smooth, self-leveling slip over the nail, very user-friendly and a pleasure to work with. Pigmentation is very good to excellent. It's almost completely opaque in a single medium coat but use two to build up any lingering areas of translucence. Cleanup is easy. Inebriated dries naturally in very good time to a smooth, shiny finish.
Photos show two coats of Inebriated over basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite.
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I am completely obsessed with this color -- I find it poignantly beautiful. It has a crepuscular aspect to it that makes me think of the billow of heavy clouds at twilight, a moody, pastoral sort of hue with hints of violet that you'd see in the lengthening shadows of a landscape painting set in late afternoon. On the nail, it has a graceful, slightly reserved feel with a certain romantic sensibility that just sends me. I'd say that it is profoundly evocative rather than spectacular, but all the better for being so. Blue polish lovers, you want this! Really, really wonderful.
love,
Liz
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