I used Sally Hansen Tripe Strong for my base coat. Then I applied two coats of Poinsettia which applied like butter! Since it's a jelly after two coats there was still VNL but it actually didn't seem to bother me which is strange since I usually hate it. I finished off with a coat of Sally Hansen Mega Shine top coat.
Now for the photos. As I said there is definite VNL that you can see in the photos.
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| China Glaze Poinsettia in Artificial Light |
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| China Glaze Poinsettia in Natural Light |
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| China Glaze Poinsettia in the Shade |
I can't believe it took me this long to try Poinsettia! Since I had almost forgot about it the jelly formula was a pleasant surprise! I actually can't wait to use this with one of the new Spoiled glitters that I received from Sarah :) Jelly sandwich here I come!
I love this colour so much. One of my favourites red!
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely feeling the love for this colour too :)
DeleteWhat a beautiful shade--and a jelly, too!
ReplyDeleteI know! I loved the colour but then to find out it's a jelly!!
DeleteUmm, wow! Now I want this polish, lol.
ReplyDeleteHehe just helping share the addiction :)
DeleteDidn't know this was a jelly... hmmm.. now I want it haha Oh the sandwich possibilities! I could see Shuffle the Deck and Poinsettia going together well!
ReplyDeleteMe neither! Had such an OMG moment when I realised it was a jelly and started thinking of the possible combos :) Wow great minds think alike! A jelly sandwich using Shuffle The Deck and Poinsettia was my first idea!!!
DeleteWhat a pretty red jelly! Looks gorgeous on you! :-)
ReplyDelete~ Yun