Lollipop Posse Lacquer Backwards And Inside Out Swatches

Hey y'all! Today on the blog I have some swatches of Lollipop Posse Lacquer Backwards and Inside Out to show you. Yep, just some swatches of one polish. Why? Because I loooooooove it. I bought this polish because I saw Naked Without Polish swatch the entire collection and instantly knew that I had to have it. I actually bought the entire collection but it was love at first nail on Backwards And Inside Out and it shot up to my top 5 ever polishes as soon as I stepped outside in the sunshine. 

Outdoor Shot of Backwards and Inside Out 

Backwards and Inside out is a beautiful steel grey-blue holographic polish that is fully opaque in two easy coats. My swatch shows two coats plus topcoat. I just couldn't stop staring at my nails and wore this for two full days before taking it off to do something different. I can see this being a base for lots of nail art in the future. It is just SO beautiful and unlike anything else I have in my collection.

Macro of Backwards and Inside Out

That concludes my love fest for this polish - do you have any polishes that you fell in love with at first swipe? Share them in the comments so I can go check them out!

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Nautical Dotticure!

Hey y'all! 

Tonight on the blog I have this nautical dotticure featuring Zoya Sailor and Zoya Rebel. I kind of felt like I needed a break from all of the Valentine-y colors! This was my first time using Rebel and...be still my heart. This polish is to die for! 

Here's a shot of what I used:

Pretty simple tools tonight, anyone can recreate this mani! I started with a base of OPI Nail Envy to protect my nails since they've been peeling terribly lately. I moved on to my case colors after that - Sailor on my index, middle, and pinkie, Rebel on my ring and thumb. I used the smaller side of my white dotting tool to create the dots and inverted the colors. Once I was finished, I debated adding something else and after much consideration, decided to add an anchor on my ring finger. I used gold acrylic craft paint and a small detail brush that I cut down to a very thin brush. Both the paint and the brush are from Michael's craft store. 

Once the mani was mostly dry, I top coated with my usual, Seche Vite. I am really pleased with how this turned out. It definitely feels out of my normal range of manis and I like that it's simple enough that anyone can do it! 

What do you think of this look? What are your favorite colors to pair up for dotticures?