Wallis

First up, a Butter London! I ordered three colours and the matte topcoat from Coterie for only $11 using a $25 off coupon and free shipping!!! They are normally $14 each so that's an insane deal. This is Butter London "Wallis", one I've been wanting for a while. The formula was perfection and took two easy coats. I don't have any tipwear on day 2 so I think I'll keep this on until Sunday!

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Next we have Zoya Sookie. This is such a great traditional red, which is why I bought it. It's sort of a must have shade, I feel. Great formula and two coats. It's super super shiny even without topcoat. This one doesn't really like water so if you do dishes without gloves, be prepared for a few peeled chips. The accent finger is Julep "Oh Canada" which I hadn't worn yet since it arrived AFTER Canada Day. Grr. It has red and   colour shifting glitter in it in a clear base. I guess it's supposed to  be white and red glitter... I wish it was! But the "white' changes colour depending on the angle.

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 This was a fun one. The black is China Glaze "Liquid Leather". The white is Sinful Colors "Snow Me White". The neon is Sinful Colors "Neon Melon". The ring finger is Color Club "Revvvolution". It was inspired by one I saw on Tumblr but unfortunately it didn't say who it was by!

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Nail Junkie

This is LA Colors Color Craze "Atomic" which is a jelly teal. Teals are very on trend this fall and are a favourite of mine. This polish is more green in person though. Greens always seem to want to photograph more blue!  Gorgeous colour nonetheless.  I did two coats but you can see that it is very sheer. I'll do 2 coas next time or add underwear. I added SC "Nail Junkie" to the tips, freehanded.  It's an easy look to do that I have done many times using various colours.  A very inexpensive manicure. I think the two polishes cost me $1.50 combined because SC was on sale for 50cents a while back. haha

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I really like LA COLORS Color Craze polishes but they do chip after two days as you can see above. It's not a long wear nail polish. I don't mind because I generally change my polish after 2-3 days anyway but there are certain ones I know last longer (like Julep polishes) that I lean towards if I want my mani to stay on  much longer.