a-england Incense Burner

Today I have another of the stunning a-england Rossetti's Goddess collection to show you all.  This is a lovely shifting beauty called Incense Burner and I have taken the description directly from the a-england website as it is described perfectly there.

Incense Burner is described as follows 'Velvety, mysterious and hypnotic dark plum with the chromatic diversity of brown, green, mauve reflections of an antique bronze vessel'

I have done my best to show you the beauty of this one but as with all colour shifters, some of the colours are more dominant than others.

This is 1 coat of the Knight, 2 of Incense Burner and 1 of the Shield.

 

Now as I said, I have tried my best to show this one off, but as with some polishes, this has to be worn to be truly appreciated.

 

This a-england polish - and many others - are available on the official a-england site if you are in the UK, and if not, visit here for a full list of international stockists.

 

Thanks so much for looking <3

 

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



Emily de Molly Abstract Canvas

I am back and nice and relaxed after a few busy - but great days - in Manchester and London and today I am showing you Emily de Molly Abstract Canvas over my last post of Cadillacquer A Dragon Is Not A Slave.

I actually forgot I had done this layering combination or I would have shown it all in the one post.

Abstract Canvas is a polish I have been lusting after since I initially seen it released and I eventually caved a few months ago and bought it off of Rainbow Connection.  Abstract Canvas has a clear base with a variety of coloured hex glitters but it was the large black circles that made this polish stand out to me.

This is one coat of Abstract Canvas over A Dragon Is Not A Slave with a coat of the Shield on top.

 

 

As I said, I got this one from Rainbow Connection, but you can also visit here for a full list of stockists.

 

Thanks for looking and wish me luck for my return to work tomorrow <3 

Cadillacquer A Dragon Is Not A Slave

Sorry for the little absence again, life seems determined to test my patience this year, but I am off work for a week now and off to London for a wee trip so things are looking up :D

Anywhere, I thought I would show you all today a stunning little Cadillacquer Dreams & Dust (Game of Thrones) Collection.  This pretty is A Dragon Is Not A Slave and is a pewter holographic polish with a great little pink shimmer.

This is one coat of the Knight, two of the polish and 1 of the Shield.

 

 

I actually love Cadillacquer polishes and this one is no exception, such a great polish with great inspiration behind it.

 

I picked my bottle up from Rainbow Connection or please see here for a full list of stockists.

 

Thanks for looking and I will try not to leave it as long next time <3

a-england Jane Morris and Lynnderella Lucky Numbers

The first polish I have for you all today is Jane Morris which is from the newest a-england collection, Rossettis Goddess.

Jane Morris is a great slate grey holo polish with a very cool subtle little purple sparkle running throughout.

As always with a-englands this polish was a dream to apply, this is 1 coat of the Knight and 2 of the polish.

I have been buying some polishes on ebay from a great seller recently and I have been managing to snag some polishes that I would never have been able to otherwise.  The one I am referring to here is Lynnderella Lucky Numbers which is a variety of red and black glitters in a milky base which also has a great reddy shimmer through it.

This is one coat over the above with a coat of the Shield to level it all out.

This a-england polish is now available on the official a-england site, if you are in the UK, and if not, a-englands can be purchased from Llarowe or visit here for a full list of international stockists.

As I said, I got this Lynnderella from a seller on ebay (for a very reasonable price so don't think I've been spending crazy money) but upon doing a bit of googling, I think the official places to buy them are here or on ebay here  or in Europe here - but I haven't used any of these sites to purchase before.

Thanks so much for looking <3

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