What's your advise on this loser?
Friday, July 30, 2010
It Isn't Easy Being Green (and Cheap)
You truly do, at times, get what you pay for. Not always, but sometimes. This is the case here...
A green called 'Lost Paradise' by Jade. Looks pretty in the bottle. (OK, I'm not great about using self-tanner on my feet. Thus, they look 'sick'.) The color is a yellowish-green and you can tell, right away, that it's going to be watery.
And I have 4 coats on here! Still the polish wouldn't become opaque. Not really a hard worker. Sort of like someone who tries to be your friend but just can't come through. I'm trying to figure out what to do with a polish that just plain sucks.
See? Wouldn't this have been a pretty color if it would have been more friendly? But I got it at the nail supply store and this was on the cheap wall. This was a $1 or 2. Yep, you get what you pay for, in this case.
What's your advise on this loser?
What's your advise on this loser?
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*takes misbehaving polish and puts it in the corner for future Zoya exchanges*
Awww, maybe you can use it to franken? As a sort of thinner polish? :X It does look kinda of... ah, what's the word for it, weak!
Sometimes inexpensive polishes are great, a la Color Club. But othertimes, yeah, they suck.
Franken it. :) Thats my motto when I've got a lacquer thats meh. It would look great with a green mica powder or a green mineral lose powder eye shadow. Woot woot - especially since its a thin formula cuz the powder will thicken it up. Good luck whatever you decide to do with it.
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