Sinful colors cinderella

So pretty! This color has to be one that I've been wanting from Sinful Colors too.

Happy Monday! Today rounds out my first week of Manicure March posts! When I first starting blogging, everyone raved about SinfulColors Professional in the shade Cinderella. In fact, this polish was difficult to find at drugstores for a while. Cinderella is a baby blue polish with a pink holographic shimmer.

Sinful colors cinderella

Slap a fairy tale theme on a bottle of nail polish and I am inclined to stop and take a look. I loved fairy tales as a little girl and spent countless hours daydreaming about Prince Charming, dragons and enchanted forests. Now that I have a little girl of my own I find myself revisiting those old friends with her and making new ones thanks to her rich imagination and new Disney movies so I am not surprised I still gravitate towards them even as an adult. I picked up this bottle of Sinful Colors because of just that. It's called Cinderella and it's a pretty shimmer filled powder blue polish. The formula is sheer and thin. I had to use three coats for the picture and you can still see my nail line. While that is not always a bad thing I don't believe that was the intention. I put top coat on then took a picture for you guys then went on about my day. I used fast drying top coat to help my polish dry. In a pinch I will reach for drying drops but that is a rare occasion. Cinderella was just not drying for me though so I did try that trick. After twelve hours my polish was still soft enough to indent even after the top coat and drying drops.

Into The Mystic!

The brush is nice and In the bottle, Cinderella looks beautiful. She is a baby blue with a pink iridescent shimmer throughout. Undeniably beautiful. However, the formula is where this colour is let down. The polish is

I am again coming back after a few days. This is my st article. And last time there were 3, this time I have 5!! Packaging: It comes in a round glass bottle with a round matte black cap. The bottle is big enough and has 15 ml of the product. The brush is pretty normal. Its not too big or small. Overall it is comfortable to use. This shade is very light and a single coat just gives a bit of shine and sparkle to your nails. However 2 coats do give the color in the bottle.

Sinful colors cinderella

This isn't very opaque, but with three coats it's enough coverage for me. A lovely soft blue with subtle pink micro-shimmer, which isn't really noticeable unless you look closely. Light blue polish, sheer with a lovely gold and pink shimmer.

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I cannot in good conscience recommend this polish. Too sheer and so streaky it is hard to build it up and when you I highly recommend it! I was able to stop by two locations, and snapped the Instagram photo below of the macarons my friend and I got. I just love how the shimmer in both catches the light and adds the perfect touch. Luckily, I found a SC display in an Italian drugstore when I was on my trip, so this beauty came home with me. Olive Skin Type Sinful Colors Cinderella indoors, artificial light The polish is quite sheer to make the shimmer show through so 3 coats are ideal to make it opaque. Very Oily If so, let me know in the comments! But I put it over another blue polish that I have and it is stunning. I apply 2 layers to nails and the color lasts over a week. This color has to be one that I've been wanting from Sinful Colors too.

The brush is nice and In the bottle, Cinderella looks beautiful.

That was pretty much it for me. The blue I'm showing you today is a very famous one and I think a lot of you have heard about it. About reviewer reviews. Today I have a fun post inspired by the delicious French treats, macarons. I was looking for a new, spring shade I haven't tried and this caught my eye. So many people are dinging this sheer polish for And The Crowd Goes Wild! I do have my limits and when a polish refuses to dry that means off it comes. Olive Skin Type I also included the business card for the Macaron Parlour in the photo. Sinful Colors on me last 4 to 6 days. I did do No tags yet. If you're willing to go through a little bit of effort to get there, this polish turns out really beautiful.