Among the taller wood with ivy hung,
The old fox plays and dances round her young.
---"The Vixen" by John Clare


Shown is about three days of wear, so w00t! I had a big lust for this color after seeing it on another blog, and I found it by happenstance on clearance at Ulta last month. I wasn't quite like I thought, it was much sheerer, but I have now come to understand why everyone says that about Essie. It's true! They are so sheer usually! This is about 4 coats I think, maybe even 5 on my thumb and middle finger.
I don't care though, it was gorgeous, and lasted forever, so when my mini one runs out, I will be buying another. It's just such a lovely, unique color and I can see it working for multiple occasions/scenarios.
Report card:
Color= A (love it, so perdy, but would get top marks if it was more saturated)
Formula= A (ditto, only prob is it's too sheer)
Brush= B (well, it's a mini, but even so, it's not a bad brush)
Price= D- (they seem to be 7ish bucks regular price, and that's expensive if you end up not liking it)
Overall= B-
It's a really classy, work-appropriate colour, though I refuse to use more than 3 coats. I even complain whenever I need to add on a third!!
ReplyDeleteI'm usually not that lucky in keeping a manicure decent looking for more than 3 days.
I agree. I generally hate more than 3 coats, but this one was just pretty enough that I overlooked it. Thanks for your comment!
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