Hello readers,
Today I have a polish from Elevation Polish to show you. I normally avoid very fine shimmerys/frosts because they often lead to brush strokey finishes, but I love Elevation Polish so much that I took the risk and purchased this polish.
Khongoryn Els features a taupe base with a strong purple flash/frost. The formula was a bit thin on the first coat but layered up very nicely reaching opacity in three coats. The amazing part though, no brush stroke lines! In minimal lighting the polish leans more taupe but in most lighting the purple flash is the predominant colour. Photos show three coats of Khongoryn Els with one coat of CND Super Shiney top coat in daylight spectrum lighting.
I'm really glad I took this risk because this polish is so pretty! It is totally appropriate for someone who needs neutrals but still has personality. You can find Elevation Polish onToday I have a polish from Elevation Polish to show you. I normally avoid very fine shimmerys/frosts because they often lead to brush strokey finishes, but I love Elevation Polish so much that I took the risk and purchased this polish.
Khongoryn Els features a taupe base with a strong purple flash/frost. The formula was a bit thin on the first coat but layered up very nicely reaching opacity in three coats. The amazing part though, no brush stroke lines! In minimal lighting the polish leans more taupe but in most lighting the purple flash is the predominant colour. Photos show three coats of Khongoryn Els with one coat of CND Super Shiney top coat in daylight spectrum lighting.
Happy polishing,
Michelle
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