Disclaimer: I am not a nail blogger or professional (so sometimes I color outside of the lines and my cuticles look a bit ragged). I am merely a girl who LOVES nail polish!
Glitter Riot from NCLA's All That Glitters Isn't Gold Collection |
If you follow me on Instagram, then you saw my disclosure regarding my lack of nail polish posts lately: basically I've been slacking off because our dishwasher is broken which means that my hands are now the dishwashers and are thus in an almost constant state of not cute. {To compensate, I've been going a bit overboard with my pedis- I recently used 6 different bottles of polish on my toes (1 less than last time!), though you will never see that, because I will NOT be supplying photographic evidence of my feet. Like ever. Cause IMO, the only cute feet are baby feet. So...} I've been trying to get swatches of NCLA's latest collection, All That Glitters Isn't Gold for well over a month now {pretty much from the moment I received them to review}, but the universe has been throwing numerous obstacles in my path {severe breaks on my swatching hand, my failure to save the original, true to color photos of the swatches {instead of just the edited/filtered copies}, and the aforementioned dishwasher situation-just to name a few}. So I've decided to do three different dedicated posts to the lovely polishes in this stellar collection; here is the third, featuring Glitter Riot!
Glitter Riot |
From the website:
This is how I describe it {please keep in mind that I am merely an enthusiastic novice when it comes to nail polish, so I may not utilize the proper descriptive vernacular}: copious amounts of mini black and silver round glitter pieces in a sheer/jelly {brown-leaning}taupe base. I used two coats on top of Sinful Colors Nirvana {it's practically the same color of brown/taupe as Glitter Riot}. I was surprised at how much more I like Glitter Riot on than nail than I did in the bottle, and I think this is perfect for an accent nail {or full on mani} if you work in an office setting and have to be low key, but can't give up the glitter! Like the other two lacquers in this collection, I found it fairly easy to work with, the glitter is plentiful and the base makes it easy to place the glitter exactly where you want it.
NCLA polishes retail for $16 and are available at shopncla.com. Each nail lacquer is 100% free of DBP, Toluene, Formaldehyde, Camphor and never tested on animals. Until next time...
Ooh, I am loving the shades in this glitter - neutral yet so noticeable. Gorgeous! :)
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