Pinky Star is sheer; this is one coat of Pinky Star layered over one coat of China Glaze's Innocence.
Pinky star looks more pink than it really is because of Innocence. It is actually kind of a peachy sheer. The glitter color combo is quite unique, purple, yellow and red with small silver and pink glitters. Sometimes you catch a small flash of iridescence. Subtle and soft, perfect for work. I wore this for three days and no one said a word to me. (A good thing at work.) It just kind of blended in with my skin tone and the glitters were for my own amusement.
Pinky Star would be great for a glitter sandwich. Although I like looking at glitter sandwich manicures, when it comes time for me to do one, I feel sad covering up glitter. :(
I got Tony Moly on eBay from a seller named "myfairlady2007", this time it took 6 business days to get here (US) from Hong Kong. $7.95 with free shipping. Not too shabby.
I did a post on another Tony Moly, Shooting Star, click here, in case you missed it.
oh so beautiful.. love these tonymolys
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ReplyDeleteLOL I deleted my post bec i got too excited to comment, i commented first before reading. :D If you wish to do a swap I can get u Tony Molies :D -Loving Sunshine
ReplyDeleteohhh my gosh, you've got to try a jelly sandwich!! it completely changes the effect of the glitter. they still show up, but they're tinted by the extra coats and it's seriously the coolest thing ever :D
ReplyDeleteThis one is really soft, and as you say, really wearable at work! Althought like you I never did a glitter sanwitch, I love seeing pictures of it, so go ahead!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry I will do one, one day. I just have a hard time painting over glitter, they are so pretty! heeehheee
Deletethis polish is so girly and pretty! I got it in a swap recently. can't wait to try it :D
ReplyDeleteI would love to see your swatch!!!
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