Nails Inc Camden Lock and Portobello Place Graffiti

I showed you 2 of the 4 Nails Inc Graffiti line a while ago and since I had a pretty bad break recently I am back into archive pictures for a while.

Here we have Camden Lock (which seems now to be called Old Street on the Nails Inc site) but this is the rainbow graffiti and really could be worn over any colour.  I decided to put 1 coat over 2 coats of Holland Park Avenue which is a taupe polish.

 

And last but not least we have Portobello Place which is described as the navy graffiti and this is 1 coat over 2 coats of Oxford.

 

 

 

The Graffiti polishes can still be purchased from the Nails Inc site, have you picked up any for your collection yet?

 

Thanks for looking <3

 

Some products in this post were sent to me for review.

Nails Inc Hoxton Street Graffiti

I have for you today the second polish from the Nails Inc Graffiti collection, Hoxton Street which is described on the Nails Inc site as a purple graffiti but looks to contain pinky and purple glitters.

Here is 1 coat of the Knight, 2 of Nails Inc Cambridge, 1 of Hoxton, 1 of Glitter Food and 1 of the Shield.

Nails Inc polishes including the Graffiti collection can be purchased from the official site.

Thanks for looking <3

Some of the products in this post were sent to me for review.

Nails Inc Brick Lane Graffiti

I have for you today one of the polishes from the new Nails Inc Graffiti line, Brick Lane which is a monochrome glitter polish.

Here is 1 coat of the Knight, 2 of Kensington Park Road, 1 of Brick Lane, 1 of Glitter Food and 1 of the Shield.

Glitter Food is a topcoat designed for glitter that is made by NailPatternBoldness and is sold on Llarowe.  I am amazed at how well one coat of this smoothes out glitters.  The only thing is, it dries matte, which is actually quite a nice finish but to get a glossy look I topped with one coat of the Shield.

The Graffiti and other Nails Inc polishes can be purchased from the official site.

Thanks for looking <3

Some products in this post were sent to me for review.

Urban Decay Graffiti

Today I have for you a lovely polish, that is sadly no longer available through Urban Decay, but you can normally come across it on ebay, as I did.  I always have an eye on ebay for ones I don't have as I love the older Urban Decay polishes, I have no idea why they stopped making them as I have never tried one I don't like and the colours are amazing.  I have 9 (I think) in my collection but have only shown you one before now but will try and remedy that.

Anyway, today I have for you Urban Decay Graffiti, it is a baby blue polish with an amazing lilac duochrome shift.  It goes on pretty sheer at first but I was able to build it up with 3 coats, I need to try layering this one at some point as I think the purple shift would show up even stronger this way.

Here is 1 coat of the Knight, 3 of the polish and 1 of the Shield.

Thank you for looking <3 xx