August 06, 2020
Rainbow Honey Heisenberg Swatches & Review
Hello readers,
Today I have my entire Rainbow Honey collection of one single polish to share with you. Let's take a look at swatches.
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Blue
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Nail Polish
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Rainbow Honey
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Shimmer
October 31, 2014
Rainbow Honey Siren Song Swatches & Review
Hello readers,
Today I have my Halloween polish g to show you. I decided to dress up as Princess Jasmine this year so I need the perfect light aqua polish to match the outfit. I settled on Rainbow Honey Siren Song.
Siren Song features a super shimmery aqua base packed with aqua, navy and gold glitters in various shapes and sizes. I did find the formula on this one thick and a bit tricky to work with. I ended up having to dab a few spots to ensure even coverage. Also, because there is so much glitter in this polish it does dry quite roughly. I used a generous coat of gelous to smooth it out. Photos show two coats of Siren Song with one thick coat of gelous and on coat of HK Girl top coat in a mix of natural and daylight spectrum lighting.
You can find Rainbow Honey at:
Happy polishing,
- Michelle
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Glitter
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Indie
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Nail Polish
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Rainbow Honey
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Swatch
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Teal
August 01, 2014
Summer Of Untrieds Day 29: Rainbow Honey - Sapphire Weapon & Tidal Wave
Hello readers,
The last few days of the summer of untrieds is upon us. Day 29 called for rainbow honey's so I chose two shades from my collection to do a glitter gradient with.
Sapphire Weapon is a deep blue jelly base packed with blue, green and gold shimmer. The colour is very pretty but the formula was pretty awful. It was very hard to apply evenly because it got goopy so quickly. If you accidentally went over the same spot twice it dragged horrendously leaving these uneven blotches in the polish. I used two coats but there were still some sheer spots due to this. The formula for Tidal Wave, an glitter and shimmer packed aqua, was better but I didn't use it over the entire nail. After all that I also experienced some pretty bad shrinkage. You can see the beginnings of this in the photos at my nail tips. I used my usual old CND base and top coats which I haven't had any shrinkage issues with before and I've used them with dozens of other brands. Photos show a Sapphire Weapon and Tidal Wave gradient with two coats of CND Super Shiney top coat in natural lighting.
The colours are really pretty but the bad formula and shrinkage kind of nullified that for me. I do have a couple other Rainbow Honey's in my collection so hopefully this is an isolated issue.
Happy polishing,
Michelle
The last few days of the summer of untrieds is upon us. Day 29 called for rainbow honey's so I chose two shades from my collection to do a glitter gradient with.
Sapphire Weapon is a deep blue jelly base packed with blue, green and gold shimmer. The colour is very pretty but the formula was pretty awful. It was very hard to apply evenly because it got goopy so quickly. If you accidentally went over the same spot twice it dragged horrendously leaving these uneven blotches in the polish. I used two coats but there were still some sheer spots due to this. The formula for Tidal Wave, an glitter and shimmer packed aqua, was better but I didn't use it over the entire nail. After all that I also experienced some pretty bad shrinkage. You can see the beginnings of this in the photos at my nail tips. I used my usual old CND base and top coats which I haven't had any shrinkage issues with before and I've used them with dozens of other brands. Photos show a Sapphire Weapon and Tidal Wave gradient with two coats of CND Super Shiney top coat in natural lighting.
The colours are really pretty but the bad formula and shrinkage kind of nullified that for me. I do have a couple other Rainbow Honey's in my collection so hopefully this is an isolated issue.
Happy polishing,
Michelle
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#summerofuntrieds
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Blue
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Challenge
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Glitter gradient
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Nail Art
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Nail Polish
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Rainbow Honey
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Teal
March 13, 2014
Teal Glitter Gradient
Hello readers,
Today I have a quick post for you showcasing my favorite way to hide chips... glitter gradients! My original many used a base colour of Arcane Lacquer Headstrong and one coat of Girly Bits Cosmic ocean to add shimmer. To cover up some tip wear and minor chips I dabbled Rainbow Honey The Kraken on the tips. Sparkly and functional! A coat of Seche Vite smoothed everything out and my mani was good to go for another couple days.
Happy polishing,
- Michelle
Today I have a quick post for you showcasing my favorite way to hide chips... glitter gradients! My original many used a base colour of Arcane Lacquer Headstrong and one coat of Girly Bits Cosmic ocean to add shimmer. To cover up some tip wear and minor chips I dabbled Rainbow Honey The Kraken on the tips. Sparkly and functional! A coat of Seche Vite smoothed everything out and my mani was good to go for another couple days.
Happy polishing,
- Michelle
Labels:
Arcane Lacquer
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Girly Bits
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Girly Bits Cosmetics
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Glitter gradient
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Nail Art
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Nail Polish
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Rainbow Honey
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Teal
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