Essence - Make It Golden over China Glaze - Passion & Seether/3DD concert

This weekend I decided to finally use this Essence Colour & Go polish called 'Make It Golden'. It exists of small round glitter and larger hexagon glitter. Make It Golden definitely needs to be layered, I would probably need around fifteen coats for full opacity, lol. So anyway, I wanted something festive so I layered it over China Glaze - Passion. I basically bought Passion just for stamping, because all these Romantique polishes are very streaky. This is actually the only simple gold polish I have except for a holographic one, so I had to use this one. I applied two coats.










Here's a picture of China Glaze - Passion on its own: 

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It's already a week ago, but last saturday me and a friend went to see 3 Doors Down, yay! It was really awesome. We saw Seether, too! So here are some of the videos we made:

    

China Glaze - Haunting

Haunting is named after China Glaze's halloween collection called Haunting (surprise, yay). I was kind of disappointed because of this. China Glaze always makes up great names for their polishes, so why name this after the collection? Well, anyway. It's a black with round silver glitters. Simple, but pretty. Two coats. 

Swatching my Art De Lautrec collection

So, today I decided to swatch my Art De Lautrec collection. I don't think this is a well-known brand, but they actually make pretty good prismatic glitter polishes, and also some creams and duochromes. 

























41. I first thought this was just a plain, brown cream, but it it appears to have shimmer in it. It was a bit sheer, three coats for this one. 

46. A brown shimmer with flakies which unfortunately don't really show up in the picture. Two coats.

51. So this is the duochrome I was talking about. A purple shimmer with a violet duochrome-effect. Three coats.

60. A pretty purple cream, two coats.

01B. A purple glitter I purchased second hand, glad I got it! These are three coats. 





























04B. A gorgeous black holographic polish! I love this one. Two coats. 

05B. A red holographic glitter. Two coats. 

07B. A brown holographic glitter, another stunner. 

10B. Silver holographic glitter. I applied one coat over two coats of black, because it totally doesn't offer any coverage when applied on it's own. 

13B. And last but not least: a pink linear holographic polish. The holographic effect is not very strong, but it is definitely there. Two coats. 

Orly - Here Comes Trouble

I have been worshipping Orly Here Comes Trouble for a very long time, and I was so excited when I was finally able to get my hands on it. Here Comes Trouble is a saturated, grass green colour. The base is quite sheer, I applied three coats. There are plenty of round, green glitters in this, I love it. Here Comes Trouble is part of Orly's 'Pin Up' collection. 

Color Club - Holiday Splendor

I received this beauty when it was still twenty degrees outside, and by then I already decided I would wear this during Christmas. Well.. It didn't happen. Don't ask me why, I can't even remember what polish I was wearing this Christmas, but it wasn't this one. I'm still trying to live with that fact, lol. Holiday Splendor is by no doubt one of the prettiest polishes I bought this year. 


This is Color Club's Holiday Splendor, a vibrant green prismatic glitter. Holiday Splendor is part of the Beyond The Mistletoe collection (Holiday 2011). Unfortunately, the application wasn't really smooth, but quite thick. I don't care, I mean... The color, the finish, it's awesome!