Color to diner for and Konad design

Hello~

I hope you're all doing well!

Today I have a beautiful polish from OPI Touring America Collection (Fall 2011) and this is "Color To Diner For".

When I started painting my nails and before I became a true polishaholic,  I didn't like red polishes because I tought it was a too classical color but I've slowly changed my mind and now I think red polishes are always classy.

Color To Diner For is a gorgeous shimmery red. The shimmer is not that visible in the shade, but you can see it in the sun very well...it has different undertones slightly orange sometimes and also fushia.

I wore it like that for a whole week (yeah 6 days in fact) and then decided to redo my mani with it O_o...and kept it for 1 day and then added a Konad design (M64, stamped with Konad special polish in Blue Pearl).

Final vedict: I think I'm in love with this polish. Of course, it's not a super special and unusual polish but I love it. I love the color and shimmer. Application was flawless and I could keep this mani for 6 day with minor chipping only. I used 3 coats for the pictures, 2 are required for full opacity but I did a 3rd one because I'm a 3-coater I believe.

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Korean Pink Holo

Hi there~

There was so much sun today. So what's better than wearing a holo polish? ;D

So today's polish is called 35 홀로그램 핑크 (read it as "Hologram Pink") from Aritaum. Aritaum is a Korean cosmetics brand and they also have some gorgeous nail polishes.
In their shop, there were 2 lovely holos (a pink and a purple). So I just grabbed them and was so happy to find them because they looked really holo in the bottle.

It's a rather soft pink with a lot of purple in it. What is quite amazing and funny is that it is nor a pure linear holo nor a pure scatterd holo. It's something in between. It has a bit of both types of holos at the same time. In the shade, it's more scattered but in the sun, you can see some slight  linear holo that comes in. But I would rather say it's a scattered holo (if I had to chose between the 2 solutions :p ), but a very stong scattered holo. Normally scattered holos are quite weak but here, it's really strong. So it's totally unique to my stash! Happy!

I used 3 coats but you can easily go with 2. I tried to apply 3 in order to see if the holo effect deepens or not. But really, this was not necessary.

Application was super easy. It applies smooth and lovely. The brush is wide but not too short, looks like OPI brush.

Aritaum nail polishes cost 4000 ￦ (3.7$).

Final verdict: Koreans really know how to do amazing holos. I love the color (although it's not a super special color) and the super strong scattered holo effect. I didn't have any strong scattered holos so I am super happy to have found this lovely polish. Other scattered holo that I know are much weaker compare to it. Moreover, application was flawless, it dries really smooth, and glossy, and even its price is interesting.

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