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| Essie Very Structured fall 2011 |
I think it really complements my skintone, whatever it may be. It also goes nicely with the yarn I'm going to use for my first fall knitting project:
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| Very Structured with Rowan Pure Wool 4Ply in Eau de Nil |
Because of the angle of the light, the polish appears much lighter in the second photo - top photo is accurate.
The day after I put this on, I decided to clean the kitchen and bathroom, so I got a little bit of tip wear on my right hand. Considering how much I had my hands in water, this polish held up really well. To disguise the wear, I layered on China Glaze Oxidized Aqua crackle:
The day after I put this on, I decided to clean the kitchen and bathroom, so I got a little bit of tip wear on my right hand. Considering how much I had my hands in water, this polish held up really well. To disguise the wear, I layered on China Glaze Oxidized Aqua crackle:
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| Essie Very Structured with China Glaze Oxidized Aqua |
I was hoping for a little more contrast, but I like it all the same.
What about you? Are you loving or hating the warm red-browns that are out there this fall?
Loving them, as evidenced by Brownstone. :) I really like the aqua crackle over brownish red.
ReplyDeleteI knew you'd like it!
ReplyDeleteI can’t comment on his Fall hues since I don’t follow nail polish, but I gotta tell you, I used China Glaze polish for the first time two weeks ago on my toe nails and removing the polish on Friday night was a lot of work. Seriously, it was like scraping off cement from my nails – that stuff sticks for good!
ReplyDeleteWow! Did you use a glitter? I never have trouble with them, and I use them all the time. Try really soaking your cotton with remover, and letting it rest on your polish for several seconds.
ReplyDeleteGreat crackle combination! I bought Very Structured but haven't used it yet--I have the idea I'm going to like it, though!
ReplyDeleteOooo! I can't wait to see it on your beautiful nails!
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