InDecisive Nail Lacquer review of Suagar, Ichor, and Speckled White.

Today I'm bringing you an Indie brand that is close to me, she's the only one in my state that I know of actually, it's InDecisive Nail Lacquer out of Omaha, Nebraska! I have three of her lovely polishes to show you. First up is Sugar, which is a beautiful clear/grey base packed plum full of course holo. It's a very beautiful polish. I have on 2 heavy coats, the description says to wear 3 coats for best look. This polish dries semi matte which you will be able to see in the pictures on my ring and index fingers. I did not have any problems with this polish what so ever.

Next up is Ichor, blue to clear, this is a temperature changing polish. When warm it's clear, and when cool it turns blue. The seller recommends to wear it over rich cream colors because it will dull the glitter or shimmer in those types of polishes, also, it may cause a slightly dusty look to your cream polishes. I tried it alone in two coats. I didn't have any application problems, but it did seem to take a tad bit longer to dry. I enjoyed washing my hands that night at work! This also comes in a red to clear and purple to clear.

Last but not least Speckled White has a clear base full of small to micro white glitters. The seller says you can use this to liven up a plain/boring polish without taking away from it completely, which is very true it made her Ichor look totally different but in a good way. Also, she says it's to resemble paint splatters. I see it. Do you? This also comes in Speckled Black.

As I said before I didn't have problems with the application of any of these lovely polishes, and I can't wait to see what else this awesome Nebraska woman comes up with! I hope you enjoyed this post and you can find InDecisive Nail Lacquer shop on Etsy. Please come back again soon to see what else I have lined up for you. Have a wonderful day and don't forget to smile, you never know whose looking :)

Schatzi Brown Pacific Ocean and Orchid review

Today I will be showing you some polishes from Schatzi Brow, the stuff in her shop is made for the beach boho style and designed by Tanya Brown, and comes to you from Long Island, New York.
First up is Pacific Ocean, which has a blue jelly base with small blues hexes and turquoise micros. Now you can wear this polish alone like I did in the pictures or you could layer to spice up your favorite cream polish. I have on 2 coats and had no problem with application.

 

Next up is Orchid, which has a magenta crelly base and has lavender and pink micros in it. It can also be worn over another polish or alone like I did in the pics. I have on 2 coats with a clear base in case of staining. I didn't have any application problems with this polish.

I hope you enjoyed this post and if you would like to find Schatzi Brown check out her shop on Etsy. Come back again soon to see what else I have lined up for you. Have a wonderful day and don't forget to smile, you never know whose looking :)

Rimmel London Stay Matte Liquid Mousse Foundation review

Hey everyone, I was one of the lucky people to receive the Rimmel Stay Matte Vox Box from Influenster for testing and review purposes, so I'm going to share my experience here with you!
I don't normally wear foundation, because generally all the foundations I've tried in the past have felt heavy on my face and they never blended well with my skin tone, plus they always seemed to clog my pores and cause break outs. So yes when I received this I was a little leary about trying this foundation, but I went a head and tried it out. Thank God I did, because I love it! Rimmel London's Stay Matte Liquid Mousse Foundation in ivory is my favorite, I've never had a foundation that I liked, but I love this one. It's super light weight, like you don't even know you're wearing it. I wore it for an 8 hour shift at work, and I'm a C.N.A./M.A so I tend sweat and end up with a very shiny face at the end of a shift, that wasn't the case when I wore the Stay Matte foundation. To top it off it didn't clog my pores and cause a breakout lol most foundation's. I can tell you I did a happy dance over that! Here is my before work picture:

Now here is the after work picture:

You can see that I was not shiny, even after a sweaty 8 hour shift!
So since it worked so wonderfully at work, here is my look when I went on a night out with my husband!

I definitely recommend this foundation! I hope you enjoyed this post and come back again soon to see what else I have lined up for you. Have a wonderful day and don't forget to smile, you never know whose looking :)

Review of Laquerlicious Supreme Queen, Caramalized Apples, and Autum Sunset

Laquerlicious is a new to me indie polish, they recently celebrated their 1 year anniversary, so they are not brand new. They are based out of California. They have a wonderful set of polishes that are called "Polish for Pitt Bulls" these amazing polishes are sold for $15 and $10 of that is donated to Fresno Bully Rescue, which I think is very cool. So check those out.
Now onto my review! First up is Supreme Queen, which has a shimmery blue/grey jelly base packed full of small royal blue glitters, and micro glitters in royal blue, teal, silver holo, lavender, and light blue. I have on 2 coats of this on and had no problems with the application of this polish.

Next up is Caramelized Apples, which has a chocolatey/caramel base packed full of large red circles; medium green and gold circles; mini red, green, and gold glitters; micro gold, green,and red glitters. Very fall! I have on 2 coats of this and had no problems with application. The bottom 3 are most color accurate for the base.

Last but not least Autumn Sunset, which has an ash grey crelly base packed with large silver and fuchsia circles; small fuchsia circles; small holo hexes; tiny royal blue hexes; teal holo hexes; and fuchsia holo micro glitters. I have on 2 coats and had no problems with application.

I hope you enjoyed this post and you can find Laquerlicious on Facebook, which give you updates and previews of upcoming colors, along with a link to her shop. Please come back again soon to see what else I have lined up for you. Have a wonderful day and don't forget to smile, you never know whose looking :)

Jindie Nails review of Water for Elephants, Tried &True, Candy Land, and Blue Blue Xmas also known as Blue Ivy

This is my second installment of Jindie reviews! Here I have Water for Elephants, Tried & True, Candy Land, and Blue Blue Xmas also known as Blue Ivy. Starting with Water for Elephants. Which has a grey crelly base with a blue shimmer to it and packed full of blue to green holo glitters in different shapes and sizes. I have on 2 coats and had no problems with application.

Next up is Tried & True which has a white crelly base with lots of different metallic glitters including gunmetal, silver, magenta, bright royal blue, purple, teal, lavender, and pink. I have 3 coats on and had no problems with application.

Here is Blue Blue Xmas which is also known as Blue Ivy. It is a bright blue linear holo. This is 3 coats and it went on very smooth!

Last but not least, my current favorite, Candy Land. It has a white crelly base and is full of medium, large, and extra large neon hex glitters in pink, purple, blue, yellow, orange, and green. I have on 3 coats. I had no problems with this polish.

I hope you enjoyed these lovely Jindie polishes if you would like to find them check out her page on Facebook. Please come back again soon to see what else I have in store for you. Have a wonderful day and don't forget to smile, you never know whose looking :)

Jindie Nails review of Love Conquers All, Purple Rain-bow, Femme Fire, and Live Out Loud.

Today I am going to be showing off some lovely Jindie Nails polishes that I purchased a while back but never got reviewed before my summer time break. I will start off this review with Love Conquers All, which has a white crelly base with various colors of hex and square glitters in different sizes, and multiple colors of heart glitters. Some of the glitter colors are: lavender, red, light blue, purple, pink, and teal. I have on 3 coats of this polish. No problems with application, although I did have to shake it every dip to get all different sizes of glitters.

Next up is Purple Rain-bow, which is a semi sheer lavender shimmer linear holo. The shimmer in it is a pink/red. I have on 3 coats and had no problems at all with application. Went on smooth and dried quickly.

Here is Femme Fire, which has a bright to medium pink crelly base with yellow, red, orange, and neon orange hexes in it. I have on 2 coats and had no problems with application.

Last but far from least, Live Out Loud, which has a white crelly base with 5 different colors of circle glitters: green, gold, light pink, hot pink, and turquoise. Also has smaller glitters in deep purple, lavender, turquoise, light pink, gold, and green. This is a super fun polish. I have on 2 coats and had no problems with application.

Thank you for checking out my post and to find Jindie Nails yourself check out their Facebook page and that will tell you all the places that carry Jindie and it will give you restock info, along with sneak peaks at new colors! I hope you enjoyed this and found something new, and plan to stop back by to see what else I have in the line up. Have a wonderful day and don't forget to smile, you never know whose looking :)