Green, gold & yellow.
- China Glaze - Gussied Up Green
- Zoya - Akyra
- Zoya - Veruschka (matte)
- China Glaze - Emerald Fitzgerald
- OPI - Cuckoo For This Colour
- China Glaze - Jolly Holly
- China Glaze - Emerald Sparkle
- Zoya - Ivanka
- China Glaze - Watermelon Rind
- OPI - Jade Is The New Black
- OPI - Green-Wich Village
- China Glaze - Paper Chasing
- China Glaze - In The Lime Light
- China Glaze - Mistletoe Kisses
- China Glaze - Cherish
- China Glaze - Entourage
- OPI - Electric Eel
- Zoya - Southbeach Ice
- China Glaze - Sour Apple
- MAC - Peppermint Patti
Veruschka is a stunning matte green. It has tiny shimmers in that give it a bit of a glow. If mattes & greens are your thing, you'll love this one.
Whilst it is a green, Emerald Fitzgerald has a touch of teal to it. Gorgeous colour that the pictures don't do justice to.
There's a few glitters here, but Emerald Sparkle has to be my favourite. It's the green version of Ruby Pumps & just as beautiful. For such a glitter-packed polish, it has a really smooth finish to it.
Paper Chasing is a really pretty bright green. The only problem is, it can stain the nails somewhat. A thin coat of a white polish underneath helps to prevent that.
Electric Eel works best as an addition to another colour. Added over a black, it gives a gorgeous green metallic finish.
Whilst it is a green, Emerald Fitzgerald has a touch of teal to it. Gorgeous colour that the pictures don't do justice to.
There's a few glitters here, but Emerald Sparkle has to be my favourite. It's the green version of Ruby Pumps & just as beautiful. For such a glitter-packed polish, it has a really smooth finish to it.
Paper Chasing is a really pretty bright green. The only problem is, it can stain the nails somewhat. A thin coat of a white polish underneath helps to prevent that.
Electric Eel works best as an addition to another colour. Added over a black, it gives a gorgeous green metallic finish.
- China Glaze - Re-Fresh Mint
- Zoya - LA Pop
- China Glaze - Peace on Earth
- China Glaze - Zombie Zest
- China Glaze - Celtic Sun
- OPI - Up Front & Personal
- Essie - Shift Power
- OPI - Glow Up Already!
- China Glaze - Medallion
- Zoya - Gemma
- China Glaze - White Cap
- China Glaze - L8R G8R
Re-Fresh Mint is a really nice mint, not too dissimilar to MAC's Peppermint Patti. I found that it tends to peel off nails incredibly easily. For that fact, I'd choose Peppermint Patti over this one.
LA Pop works as a glittery overlay for other colours. You'd need a lot of layers to make this one opaque. It looks great as a contrast over purple shades.
If you're into using the Konad plates for nail art, Shift Power looks fantastic as a base to a leopard print design.
Glow Up Already looks very gold here (and on the wheel), but it has a greenish tinge to it. You'll need several coats with this one.
I'm not really into golds. Medallion, however, is different. It's more of a cool-toned gold (if that makes sense), possibly due to the inclusion of the silver glitter. It's one of my favourites for a mega-glittery nail look. Two or three coats gives complete coverage. One of my favourite polishes in my whole collection.
LA Pop works as a glittery overlay for other colours. You'd need a lot of layers to make this one opaque. It looks great as a contrast over purple shades.
If you're into using the Konad plates for nail art, Shift Power looks fantastic as a base to a leopard print design.
Glow Up Already looks very gold here (and on the wheel), but it has a greenish tinge to it. You'll need several coats with this one.
I'm not really into golds. Medallion, however, is different. It's more of a cool-toned gold (if that makes sense), possibly due to the inclusion of the silver glitter. It's one of my favourites for a mega-glittery nail look. Two or three coats gives complete coverage. One of my favourite polishes in my whole collection.
The picture hasn't managed to capture it, but Gemma has a lovely purple sheen to it. It's a really unusual green & looks great under bright lighting, where the purple sheen comes to life.
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