Morning everyone! I am slowly finishing up my untried polishes and am proud to say with the exception of 2 polishes, I will have all my Lynnderella polishes swatched and posted after this! Woo hoo! Now only about 200 more polishes till I am done with my entire collection. Hahaha :P
Elf Love has a clear base with fuchsia micro glitter and assorted shapes and sizes of white, turquoise, magenta and lime glitter. All nails are 3 coats of Sinful Colors Unicorn topped with 1 coat of Elf Love and top coat of Seche Vite.
Who says you can't take holiday polishes and make them look good for spring? I certainly say you can make any polish work any time of the year! ;) And I think this manicure (and all the ones from this post) reinforce that statement. Elf Love over yellow reminds me of easter eggs. :P
Snow Angel I think is one of the better known Lynnderella polishes out there. ;) It has a milky white base with white satin glitters. I used 3 coats alone on my ring nail and 1 coat over 2 coats of Sinful Colors Sugar Rush on all other nails. All nails have a top coat of Seche Vite.
Snow Angel is the most well used (I have only about 1/2 a bottle left eep!), and loved, Lynnderella polishes I own. I've never seen snow until this year and I loved wearing Snow Angel imagining snow would be just as beautiful. Unfortunately, I have seemingly cursed this part of Arkansas to be without a good amount of snow this year. :( Other than about 3 inches of snow we got a few days after Christmas, all that we have had is ice and few flurries. I guess I will wait another year till I can experience a lot of snow and wear this polish to hold me over in the mean time. ;)
Spumoni is described as frosty mint and white satin glitters as well as a sprinkle of red, pink and black in a translucent mint base. I used 1 coat of Spumoni over 2 coats of Sinful Colors Cotton Candy and a top coat of Sehce Vite.
It took me what felt like forever to find my favorite base color for this polish. At least, even though 3+ months later I found it! Spumoni does look awesome over green and white, I like to take the weird route and put it over pink. :P If nothing else at least it falls in the coloring of Spumoni the dessert; that looks yummy too! My husband swears I have tried Spumoni before, but I don't recall it so maybe I didn't find it yummy. >_<
