Superficially Colorful Laquer- Fascinated Review

This is the last most favorite of the Superficially Colorful polishes. It's light blue when hot and dark (purplish)blue when cold. Non opaque and with a satin finish like all of the rest. Dried in 1,5 min. I don't think that I have mentioned it but all of the polishes had a thinnish texture and were easy to apply.

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Superficially Colorful Laquer- Impulsive Review

Thos one is a glittery dark green when cold and a light green when warmed. Satin finish, quite translucent, dries in 1,5 min, bla bla bla, swaches.

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Superficially Colorful Laquer- Provocative Review

I am continuing my reviews on the five mood polishes I got from  Superficially Colorful. 

It's a glittery dark purple with a satin finish. In theory it's supposed to turn light (maybe even blueish) purple. However in my case it didn't. I am guessing it's from a bad batch. Nevertheless, it dried in 1,5 min, was easy to apply and not very opaque.

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There is a slight difference, but it's not what it looked in Superficially Colorful's blog. Overall it's a very nice shade of purple.

Superficially Colorful Laquer- Daring Review

Here is the second polish I got from Superficially Colorful was Daring. It's a matte/satin simmering orange and yellow. A perfect bright color for summer. It is quite thin and easy to apply. It dried in 1,5 minutes. Quite translucent and  very moody. Two coats are shown in the photos.

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Superficially Colorful Laquer-Giggly Review

Today I have a couple of very special polishes to show you. I won these from a nail art competition at Superficially Colorful. She sent me 5 gorgeous mood polishes. The first one up is Giggly.

This is the first indie polish I have ever tried. It is so pretty. When warm it is a glittery barbie pink. And when cold it is a quite dark glittery purple. The polish has a matte or satin finish. In the pictures I am wearing two

coats of Giggly with one coat of top coat. One coat of the polish dried in 1,5 minutes. The polish was too thin for my liking. But it was rather easy to apply. As you can see from my grand and amazing opacity test 
the polish was quite translucent.

This is the polish when heated.

This is the polish naturally. I love it, it looks like a brush-on gradient.

The polish when cold. You should have seen the pain it took to get this picture. With 40 degrees Celsius 

(140 F) here it was like being constantly flipped of by a bottle of nail polish.

Unfortunately you can't buy these, but hey, I am guessing Jin Jit from Superficially Colorful could be persuaded.