This is a mani from the vault today, because I've been testing out a new topcoat and as it turns out it has the constitution of a particularly moody teenager. Zoya Caitlin, Love & Beauty Lavender, Sally Hansen White Veil nail art. I've been playing around with my dotting tools lately, it's quite fun.
A
note about Zoya Caitlin: this is one of those colors that seem to have a
huge variation among swatches. Scrangie describes it as a "medium grey
creme with purple tones" and notes that her photo is not color-accurate,
but on me it's more of a dusty lavender than a grey; in many blogger's
swatches it looks grey, but looking at my mani in person, it is
definitely purple and looks more or less exactly like my photo here.
It's also a shade darker and purpler on the nail than it is in the
bottle...who knows why? q O - O p Must be a skintones thing. Ah, so mysterious...Either way though I'm a fan! This is my second-ever Caitlin mani, and given how large my stash has grown for a polish to be used more than once within the same year is quite an achievement.
I really ought to do a manicure more prominently featuring White Veil, though, it's one of the more unique drugstore glitters I've come across. In fact Sally Hansen has a pretty good track record of hitting it out of the the park with originality (Glass Slipper, anyone?)...a little recognition please? Sally may be one of the more underrated polish brands out there.
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