There are many great pictures of this polish on the blogsphere; Vampy Varnish, Nails and Noms and A Vain Woman all stoked my desire for this polish. My post is really just a head's up that I found it in the House of Fraser store in London Victoria, after looking for it in vain in the Oxford Street Store.
This is £16, but I paid it willingly. Picture is of three coats; it applied easily and dried quickly. The brush is great; wide enough to do the nail smoothly in three swipes, but not so wide it's unwieldy, and perfectly trimmed.




This is too fricking adorable!
ReplyDeleteMy nails are making me happy today :)
DeleteWhat a gorgeous and unique shade!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely, isn't it?
DeleteSo so cute! The more posts I see on this the more I want it! Thanks for the review x
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect for summer - here's hoping we get one! ;)
DeleteLove this polish so much. Dare I ask how tough it is to remove?
ReplyDeleteHi Dempss01 - haven't tried to take it off yet! I'll use the tinfoil trick, it works well on the larger Lippmann glitter I have.
DeleteThis seriously looks strange - like you've dipped you fingers in some sort of wall paint mixed with soot... Don't know, perhaps it's just me :D
ReplyDeleteI think I like it because it looks strange! I do know what you mean :)
DeleteThat is really unusual. Love it. An example of the content of a product really reflecting its name, sometimes not the case. I'd have to topcoat though as I would'nt be able to stand the bumps!
ReplyDeleteHi Hannah - it really is very mermaid-y indeed.
DeleteI think this is one of the very few Lippmanns I find is worth the hype. It's just so pretty! Even the kind of rough finish it has reminds me of the texture of sand. So unique!
ReplyDeleteI like the texture too! It's definitely a love or hate on the texture though.
DeleteI wonder how difficult it is to remove?
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie - I bet it'll be a pain, although I'll use the tinfoil method which takes glitters off with much less hassle.
DeleteThis is beautiful. I love the Deborah Lipmann glitters although they are a pain to remove. although their Stripper remover makes it a bit easier.
ReplyDeleteHi Meeta - I've not tried her Stripper. I will have to give it a go.
DeleteOoooooooooh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's so pretty. *not looking*
ReplyDeleteDon't look!!!
DeleteThat is lovely! Only 18 days and counting till the ban lifts ;)
ReplyDeleteYou have done so well. Does it feel good? I'd allow you this one as a reward. I can't think of anything similar.
DeleteIt does feel good, although at times it has felt punishing! Hopefully I won't go off the rails in July. Deborah Lippmann polishes have been tempting me for such a long time, it would be rude to ignore this one.
DeleteThat is so lovely! It just makes me think of (and want to go to) the seaside. Which is pretty perfect really :) x
ReplyDeleteYes! When Miss L saw it (before I told her the name) she also remarked that it looks mermaid-y :)
Deletejust wanted to say a huge thank you for the heads up about HoF London Victoria - was looking online and in 3 other branches in vain and had completely overlooked that one *clutches newly-procured bottle protectively*
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. I might have let out a bit of a squeal when I saw it there myself.
Deletei am not 3 weeks late in commenting on this, or anything, noOOOoo. I can see now why you were so eager to show us this little treasure. it is quite stunning
ReplyDeleteliloo/@tsunimee xx
I am still ridiculously excited about this nail polish, even three weeks later! Thank you for the comment :)
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