China Glaze City Flourish Collection
11:37 AM**The products in this post were purchased by me with my own money. All opinions are my own. I was not compensated.**
**WARNING PICTURE HEAVY**
I've got the entire China Glaze City Flourish Collection to show you all today! I snagged these vibrant beauties last month when Sally Beauty Supply had their BOGO sale. I grabbed them the last week the sale was going on. I was so happy they still had the whole collection left. Since there are twelve polishes and everyone knows I can't just post one picture, let's get to it!!
Metro Pollen-Tin is a pastel yellow-orange creme.
This is three coats of Metro Pollen-Tin for an even finish.
Strike A Rose is a vibrant rose pink (sorry that was the only description I could think of when I saw it) with a hint of shimmer that I didn't even notice until I took the macro shots.
This is three coats of Strike A Rose for an even finish.
Grass Is Lime Greener is a neon pastel lime green creme.
This is three coats of Grass Is Lime Greener for an even finish.
Spring in My Step is a pastel baby pink creme.
This is three coats of Spring In My Step for an even finish.
Lotus Begin is a pastel lavender creme that has hints of pink.
This is three coats of Lotus Begin for an even finish.
Thistle Do Nicely is a neon, pink leaning, coral creme.
This is three coats of Thistle Do Nicely for an even finish.
What A Pansy is beautiful, deep violet purple creme.
This is three coats of What A Pansy for an even finish.
Petal To The Metal is a carnation pink creme.
This is three coats of Petal To The Metal for an even finish.
At Vase Value is a bright pastel blue that is just a couple drops of green short of being Tiffany blue.
This is three coats of At Vase Value for an even finish.
In A Lily Bit is a powder pink pastel creme.
This is three coats of In A Lily Bit for an even finish.
Peonies & Park Ave is a neon hot pink creme.
This is three coats of Peonies & Park Ave for an even finish.
Don't Honk Your Thorn is a nude creme with a hint of shimmer.
This is three coats of Don't Honk Your Thorn for full opacity.
The colors in the City Flourish Collection are beautiful. The collection is a little pink heavy, but the colors are beautiful none-the-less. The formulas, however, are not. Some are thick and streaky and weird to work with, and others are watery and difficult to work with. Don't Honk Your Thorn and Strike A Rose were the only polishes I had zero problems with. They had a perfect formulas and wonderful applications. I'm thinking it's not a coincidence that they are the two polishes with shimmers and they are the only ones I had no issues with.
It's no secret that China Glaze polishes have hit or miss formulas. Where these formulas were a miss, the colors were a hit for me. I still can't wait to see what else China Glaze will be releasing this year!
These swatches were topped with Magpie Shine top coat ($7) and I used Sweet Nectar cuticle oil ($6) to hydrate my cuticles. Both from A Girl Obsessed.
China Glaze information:
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My information:
Blog - http://nakedwithoutpolish.blogspot.com/
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**The products in this post were purchased by me with my own money. All opinions are my own. I was not compensated.**
Happy Polishing!!
Becky :o)
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