Hi all!
Already two days ahead in August.. Whew, time really goes by quickly! Today I have a polish for you that many nail ladies loved from the beginning, but it was in my Helmer for over 6 months before I finally decided to try it. Yikes! Anyway, I tried it and have to admit I was a little disappointed. I will explain why, let's take a look at the pictures first :)
China Glaze Dorothy Who?, five coats in daylight. Dorothy Who? is a gorgeous medium blue glittery polish. It's not truly glitter since it's not bumpy and it appears that the glitters sunk a little in the blue base, so I'd say this is a lighter blue glitter sunk in a blue jelly base. Awesome color, but the opacity of this polish has me worried. It took me five coats to get to this but I still can see a little visible nail line.
Application was easy, the China Glaze brush is a little on the thin side but that's an advantage when you're working with jellylike finishes. Dryingtime was alright.
I did a little konad with a design that I haven't used before:
China Glaze Dorothy Who? stamped with China Glaze Millennium and imageplate M70. The silver stamping gives Dorothy Who even more depth! I like it!
What do you think of Dorothy Who? How many coats do you need for opacity? *worried*
Thanks for stopping by!
I think this is kind of simular to china glaze blue sparrow. That one took me 4 layers, and ik looks almost the same colour but with different glitter.
ReplyDeleteAnd jelly always needs many coats!
The konad is really pretty!!
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That looks really pretty!
ReplyDeleteBut 5 coats? Woah.
I never went past 3 coats.
The color is lovely though.
I'm not the biggest fan of glitter.
This looks gorgeous, but 5 coats seems like a bit much. I'm not sure I'd be patient enough to slather that much on. :)
ReplyDeletelove the konad on the blue...5 layers wow...think I would go mad by 4 ;)
ReplyDeleteKaleigh Thank you! I don't own that one so I don't know how the two of them compare. I love the look of Dorothy Who? but I hate the fact that I need five coats..
ReplyDeleteAnh thanks :) I usually don't do 5 coats but I wanted this one to be opaque when I took pics.. And I still didn't succeed with 5 coats. Bummer!
Zara Thanks! Lol it's a bit much, normally I don't have the patience either..
Martje thank you :) I love the contrast - Millennium works great with a lot of base colors and designs.
I still think I have an 'off' bottle, since most people I know only need 3 coats.. :(
I love that konad you did! I LOVE Dorothy Who? but I usually put 2 coats over something else, like a blue cream.
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