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Sunday, August 5, 2012

American Apparel Sheer Nail Polish Collection: Moonlight Beach



American Apparel Moonlight Beach (3 coats)

American Apparel has been a bit controversial when it comes to their ads, but there's no denying they have some great polishes. Their newest collection features "sheer" polishes, A.K.A. jellies. I know jellies are a favorite among many, but it usually isn't my favorite finish. I love to have an opaque finish without having to apply 5 coats of lacquer. That being said, I was pleasantly surprised with these. Being an LA based company, they named their polishes after different Southern California Beaches. Up first is Moonlight Beach, which is a beach I've never heard of (Google tells me it's in Encinitas). It's a blue jelly with strong hints of purple. They were correct in stating these were sheer; I used three thick coats for the photo above, but if you want to see some nail line, you can use 2 or 3 thin coats. These are also going to be perfect for a jelly sandwich (putting a glitter polish between the jelly polishes). 

You can find these at your local American Apparel store, or you can purchase them online for $6 each. I see on their website that they will be releasing their own glitter polishes in the near future as well...


*This polish was provided by the company or PR representative. All reviews are based solely on my opinion. For more information, please see my full disclosure at the bottom of the site* 

1 comment:

beachgal said...

I still have no AA in my collection. I never see it sold anywhere I have been. Thus far, have not been compelled enough to go fishing for it on line. I do hear their cream formulas are outstanding typically and gosh I love a great cream! Good to hear these jellies are not super sheer as to need 5 coats and still have VERY VNL!

 

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