Today I am going to show you the last three colors from the Princess Collection by FUN Lacquer.

You can check my previous posts featuring the entire collection in this link.

Be sure to stop by at their store to get your favorite princess shades before they are sold out. 

FUN Lacquer is also having a pre-sale of their new Christmas collection, so be sure to check it as well. I will be posting swatches of this collection soon at the blog, so there's more FUN Lacquer to come!

Merida is a reddish brown base with holographic effect. I really liked this color and I think it's great for fall. Thanks to the darker shade the holographic effect is relatively strong, which was great because some of the colors in this collection have a more subtle effect.

The formula was great as with all darker shades, and I only needed two coats for perfect coverage.

Mulan is a nude / light brown with a subtle holographic effect. I don't know why but I really love nude shades with a holographic effect, but I'm not sure how I feel about them on my long nails.

This color has a subtle effect, but still very beautiful.

Because of the light color, the formula was a bit sheer so I needed three thin coats to get a good coverage.

Snow White is a light gray base with a very subtle holographic effect. With white /light gray holographic polish it's usually hard to get a strong holographic effect, so as you can see the effect here is quite weak, but still it's a lovely frosty shade.

The formula was too sheer for my taste, so I ended up applying three thick coats of this color to get it fully opaque.

The Princess Collection by FUN Lacquer is available for purchase at their store, note that the stock is limited and they are soon to be sold out.

The full size bottles retail for $13 (16.7ml) and the minis for $7.5 (7ml), shipped worldwide from Singapore.

Be sure to check their social media links for more beautiful polishes ans swatches.

www.facebook.com/funlacquer
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In today's post I'm going to show you two gorgeous polishes by Shimmer Polish. I bet most of you already know this awesome indie brand, I don't think that anyone who's into indie polishes haven't heard of it yet. :) I have a lot of Shimmer polishes to review for you, and I decided to start with these two. I adore the fact that the polishes are named after girly names, and the range is sooo large, so Shimmer probably has a polish with your name, and if not - you can customize the polish of your dream with your name. Aren't you curious to see how it will look like? :)

Be sure to check Shimmer shop on Etsy, and feel free to use this 10% discount code when you shop at their store: NAILZCRAZE (valid for a limited time).

First I want to show you the gorgeous Marilyn, it's a vampy burgundy glitter jelly. This one is really eye catching, I love how deep the color is, and the glitter is just fab! The coverage was really good with only two coats, and the formula was great as well. I applied one coat of Poshe top to smooth it out for the photos. This combination of the vampy jelly base with the sparkly glitter is just beautiful!

I was so happy and surprised to get this polish named Natalie! How cool is that? :) It's an interesting combination of various glitters, different sizes, shapes and colors (blue, green, orange). It has a bit gray tinted base, so I decided to layer it over a dark gray (with a hint of purple to it) by Bourjois - Bleu Asphalte (2 coats).

I really love this look over the gray base, I think it will look great over any dark base.

The formula was really nice, with one stroke I got a great coverage for the whole nailץ Since the bottle is packed with glitter, you don't need to work hard to get a gorgeous glitter covered look.

For the photos I used one coat of Shimmer Natalie over two coats of Bourjois Bleu Asphalte, no top coat.

Once I spotted this beauty I knew I had to have it! I can't describe how beautiful it is in words so I hope that a post full of photos will do the job :)

Rimmel Diamond Dust is a dark gray glitter in a clear base. It has holographic silver hexagon glitter ans loads of tiny gunmetal glitters which are really dense and provide a great coverage. From the swatches I saw I thought at first that it has a black or dark base color but it is actually clear base filled with these glitters. You can get full coverage with several coats, but I tried it over a dark gray base (one coat of Essence I'm The Boss) and applied two coats of Diamond Dust.

The applications was very smooth and easy, the brush was nice and curved and provided a pleasant experience. Once it dries it becomes a bit gritty which is obvious since that is a glitter polish, so I applied one coat of Poshe over it. It did not stay perfectly smooth for long so if you do want it to be smooth any shiny you will probably need to apply two coats of a glossy top coat. Below you can see the photos of the polish both with and without the top coat. Without the top coat it's a bit dull but once a top coat is applied it gives more depth and the glitters sparkle even more. I still haven't decide how I like it better but I know for sure that I love this polish and it became one of my new favorites :)

Last Friday I was opening my Christmas swap package, and I was amazed to find this amazing polish among all the goodies. To tell you the truth, I never thought I will have Butter London polishes in my collection, but I guess you should never say never, right?

It actually has the best things in it! Purple, duochrome and holo glitters! This one looks so pretty and I love to see the colors shift, and the pretty little holo glitter sparkle int he light. The thing is, it was quite hard to catch this beauty on camera.

Butter London Knackered is a purple and green duochrome polish with fine holographic glitters.
It was actually very sheer and needed 3 thick coats to get it opaque, and still the nails show underneath. I think I will try it next time over a darker color, maybe Essie Sexy Divide or another dark purple or blue color. It's pretty on it's own but I don't like it when my polishes are so sheer that you can see the nails underneath. So I think layering it over a darker color is a good idea.

I realized I had two other colors I didn't wear yet, and they might be a good dupe for this one, so I'll make a comparison post sometimes soon including Butter London Knackered, OPI Not Like The Movies and Barry M Silvery Lilac. I'm sure that Knackered will be the best among them all, but it's still interesting to make this comparison between these three.

I was surprised to see that this polish looks best in the shade, and then you can see the purple color the most. In direct sunlight it look more gray but the holo glitters sparkle so pretty. It was pretty hard to get good photos with this one, but overall it's a gorgeous color and I can't wait to try it again and see how it will come out.

Finally tried out my new and gorgeous Essie As Gold As It Gets with GADE's Gray Beige.

I just love how it came out! I'm in love with these little golden flecks and they actually do look great on top of everything!

Thanks once again Amber for sending me this gorgeous nail polish. Defiantly one of my favorites!