Showing posts with label Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 December 2014

A2Z Series - F is for Fashion

It is Thursday again so it's time for the next instalment of the A2Z series - F is for Fashion.
This one really had me stumped as I don't really follow fashion, but then it occurred to me - there's one pattern I see quite a lot, not least on a new scarf I bought recently so totally inspired by my new scarf, I have done leopard print nails.
I have used my previous mani, Colours By Llarowe Burnt Sugar, as my base and then used A England Galahad and Camelot for my leopard spots, all completed using a couple of dotting tools. Galahad is a great match for the teal on my scarf, and I think it looks really good against the brown, and I like the contrast between the creme shades and the holo.
This was rather fun to do and nowhere near as stressful as the last time I used dotting tools, the randomness of it made it so much easier and even my right hand looks OK.
Despite being unsure what to do for this one, I am pleased with the results but I am looking forward to seeing what everyone else has done.
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Wednesday, 3 December 2014

Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar

Today's polish is a stunner and I am delighted to report we had sunshine, so I actually got to see it in its full glory. Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar is a warm dark brown holo.
It's not too warm - just perfect I think, and a really wearable shade. The holo is really strong too, apparent in most levels of light but of course at its best in sun light!
This polish applied really nicely, great coverage in 2 coats and pictures are taken with top coat. This is a lovely shade, it has real warmth when the light catches it but otherwise it has a softer cool coffee-like tone to it.
My pictures were taken quite early in the morning while the sun was fairly low and you'll see a very rare bright blue sky - quite possibly too much sunlight, as my skin looks a bit over exposed, but the polish colour is pretty true. I took one in the shade too and a couple inside under my LED lamp which casts a very white light. I love brown, and I found that this looks beautiful whatever light it is in.
I don't actually have many brown holos - I have a couple sat in my untried pile, but they are nothing like this, so I am really happy to welcome this one into my collection. Thank-you again to wonderful Rainbow Connection for making these polishes accessible to us in the UK.
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
 Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar -
away from direct sun
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar
under LED light
  Colors by Llarowe Burnt Sugar