Right on the Nail ~ Elevation Polish Stones Throw Collection Swatches and Review: Epidote 2

Elevation Polish Epidote 2 (2 coats)

Hi guys! I will be heading out to DC in a little bit, but before I go I wanted to show my final Elevation Polish with you. It's called Epidote 2 (apparently Epidote 1 was less holo and was more gold or yellow) and it's a mossy green linear holographic polish. Oh I love it! It would make a perfect fall manicure for sure. It also had a perfect application and formula in just 2 coats. I usually use thicker coats, so a third coat may be needed for some of you. Somehow this is only $8.50 (and available now) which is pretty great for an indie holographic polish that can cost around $14 at other stores. What do you think? I will be on Instagram/Twitter this weekend posting some pictures from the DC Pen Show, so if you don't already follow me, feel free to do so....I'm @rightonthenail. 

A new collection was released from Elevation Polish last week and features polishes inspired by the Netflix show Marco Polo. You can find out more about Elevation Polish from their website, Facebook, and Instagram pages.

China Glaze Spring 2013 Avant Garden Collection Swatch: Budding Romance

China Glaze Budding Romance (3 coats)

Short, random post today because we have to move an entire house worth of stuff into our new stuff and find room for it. Long story. Anyway, it's going to be a long day.

Budding Romance comes from the spring China Glaze collection which I bought none of until this one went on sale at Sally's. This was the "weird" one for the collection since it was for a spring collection and usually those are full of pastels. This one is a mossy green jelly that was pretty sheer. I made the mistake of applying thick coats the first time, and I had bubble city so I had to redo it with really thin coats. As you can see, it does finally fully cover at 3 coats. I like this one and it is definitely an interesting color. You can still find this one online if you're interested in it.