Showing posts with label sick lacquers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sick lacquers. Show all posts

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Spotlight & Giveaway: Sick Lacquers

Sick Lacquers is an Indie polish shop run by a mother and son team, Peggie and Jonathan.  All of their beautiful polishes are 3 Free and cruelty free.

Here's a couple that I've had the privilege of the trying out.

Graffiti - Click here to see my swatches/review.

Sugar Rush - Click here to see my swatches/review.


And here are a few from their shop!
(All the following images are from the Sick Lacquers Esty shop).

When Boys Meet Girls Franken Glitter Nail Polish 15ML

Totally 80's Neon Glitter Nail Polish 15ML

The Princess & The Frog Indie Made Glitter Nail Polish


The Giveaway


There will be two winners.  Each winner will get their choice of one (1) full sized bottle of polish from the shop.

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Swatch & Review: Sick Lacquers "Sugar Rush"


Sugar Rush is a 3 free crelly white polish jam packed with all kinds of different sizes, shapes and colors of glitter.  This is two coats of Sugar Rush with no undercoat.


The polish went on very easily.  It was completely opaque in one coat, but I almost always apply two coats of my polish, so two is shown in the photographs.  I had absolutely no problems with the glitter.  No fishing required.

I think Sugar Rush is super cute and it makes me think of balloons and confetti.  I can't wait to use this polish for some nail art.


Get your own bottle of Sugar Rush at the Sick Lacquers store!

I won this polish in a giveaway from Me an My Nail Polish.




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Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Nail Art: Ocean Water Ombre

My brother-in-law said this mani reminded him of ocean water, hence the name.


Click the picture to enlarge.

My gradient didn't turn out as well as I hoped.  I know I can (and have) done much better than this, but it was the first time I had done it forever, so I cut myself a little slack.  I started out with a white base and sponged on the blue.  To shake it up a bit, I decided to do an accent nail using one of my new (and first) indie polishes.




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