piCture pOlish Swatch Spam + Color Blocking Nail Art
Here is the nail polish review by The Nail Polish Challenge
Hey guys! Today I've got some swatches to share with you from Australian brand piCture pOlish, which I'm really excited about. I also worked with them to bring you guys an awesome color blocking tutorial, so I'll share their YouTube link along with a photo after my review!
Anyway, today I'm sharing the four shades I used for my nail art look - I just couldn't resist swatching these beauties!
Here are the four shades I used. This was my first experience trying out cremes from this brand, and I was definitely impressed! The formula was creamy and easy to use, and they had nice opacity. Let's take a look at these individually:
I'll start off with Black, a nice, basic black creme. I can never get enough black polishes, and I am so excited to add this one to my collection. It was really easy to apply, and practically opaque in one coat - shown above is two coats with top coat.
Next is Hot Lips, a neon pink creme. This one had a slightly different formula from the others, probably because of its neon nature, but it was still super easy to apply! It was a tiny bit more sheer though. Shown above is three easy coats with top coat - this one did dry to a slightly matte finish.
Bonbon is a gorgeous medium blue creme. This is part of their newest collection, along with the next color, and I am literally obsessed with it. I am a sucker for blue polishes and this one is just so pretty! Perfect for any time of year. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.
Finally we have Tingle, a beautiful minty green creme. This shade is definitely a classic (reminds me of a Tiffany blue!) and the formula was just perfection. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.
These shades are all available from piCture pOlish for $11 AUD each. You can also check out their list of international stockistsfor worldwide shipping.
And here is the nail art look I did using these four polishes:
What do you think of these shades? Do you like the color blocking nail art?
Check out this DIY tutorial of this color blocking nail art
Hey guys! Today I've got some swatches to share with you from Australian brand piCture pOlish, which I'm really excited about. I also worked with them to bring you guys an awesome color blocking tutorial, so I'll share their YouTube link along with a photo after my review!
Anyway, today I'm sharing the four shades I used for my nail art look - I just couldn't resist swatching these beauties!
Here are the four shades I used. This was my first experience trying out cremes from this brand, and I was definitely impressed! The formula was creamy and easy to use, and they had nice opacity. Let's take a look at these individually:
I'll start off with Black, a nice, basic black creme. I can never get enough black polishes, and I am so excited to add this one to my collection. It was really easy to apply, and practically opaque in one coat - shown above is two coats with top coat.
Next is Hot Lips, a neon pink creme. This one had a slightly different formula from the others, probably because of its neon nature, but it was still super easy to apply! It was a tiny bit more sheer though. Shown above is three easy coats with top coat - this one did dry to a slightly matte finish.
Bonbon is a gorgeous medium blue creme. This is part of their newest collection, along with the next color, and I am literally obsessed with it. I am a sucker for blue polishes and this one is just so pretty! Perfect for any time of year. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.
Finally we have Tingle, a beautiful minty green creme. This shade is definitely a classic (reminds me of a Tiffany blue!) and the formula was just perfection. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.
These shades are all available from piCture pOlish for $11 AUD each. You can also check out their list of international stockistsfor worldwide shipping.
And here is the nail art look I did using these four polishes:
What do you think of these shades? Do you like the color blocking nail art?
Check out this DIY tutorial of this color blocking nail art
Try them out and tell me about it!
Lots of Love!!!
XOXO
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