Hey y'all! Today on the blog I have more polishes from Madam Glam to share with you! And a discount code that they graciously offered my readers for Black Friday! I am happy to report that these polishes are all amazing quality and total must haves. If you want to see the swatches, keep reading!
The first polish I have to share with you is Holo Fever, a purple based jelly glitter bomb filled with scattered holo micro glitter! Application was lovely despite the slight thickness due to all of the glitter. I applied Holo Fever in two thin coats plus topcoat. I would recommend maybe doubling up on your coats of topcoat because the micro glitter tends to eat it a bit. The formula is a tiny bit on the thick side but self levels beautifully. My swatch shows two coats.
Brush shot of Holo Fever
Holo Fever in indirect artificial lighting
Holo Fever in direct artificial lighting
Holo Fever Macro
The next one of the bunch is More Diamonds Please, a pinky-grey micro glitter filled with scattered holo in a jelly base. The formula on More Diamonds Please is very similar to Holo Fever, a bit thick but easy to apply and it self leveled nicely. I expected to have to do 3 coats of More Diamonds Please but 2 did the trick! My swatch shows 2 coats plus topcoat.
Brush shot of More Diamonds Please
More Diamonds Please in indirect artificial lighting
More Diamonds Please in direct artificial lighting
More Diamonds Please Macro
Next up is Blue Princess, a blue micro glitter with a slight green shift resulting in a beautiful turquoise finish. Blue Princess was more sheer coverage than the previous micro glitters that I swatched so it could easily be worn as a topper or by itself in 3 thin coats. Formula was similar to Holo Fever and More Diamonds Please, a little on the thick side due to the dense glitter but again, it self leveled nicely. My swatch shows 3 thin coats plus topcoat. I did dab the glitter around a little around the tip of my nail to make sure I didn't have any VNL.
Brush shot of Blue Princess
Blue Princess in indirect artificial lighting
Blue Princess in direct artificial lighting
Blue Princess Macro
The final polish I have to show you is Fun In A Bottle, a white crelly base with matte neon hex glitters in all sizes! This one was definitely my favorite since I'm a lover of all the crellies in life. The formula on Fun In A Bottle blew me away - not thick at all or too thin, just the perfect consistency and opaque in 2 coats. My favorite thing about Fun In A Bottle was that I didn't even have to shake it to get all of the different glitters out. There was no settling of the glitter during shipping and I didn't have to fish any out. My swatch shows 2 coats plus topcoat.
Brush shot of Fun In A Bottle
Fun In A Bottle in indirect artificial lighting
Fun In A Bottle in direct artificial lighting
Fun In A Bottle Macro
That rounds out my swatches for Madam Glam this time! If you want to order any of these beauties or some of the others on their site, head over to MadamGlam.com and use the code BFpish at checkout for a Black Friday discount. The discount gives the first 10 readers who order 40% off and everyone else after that 30%! This code is good until the evening of Black Friday (11/27). Don't forget to follow Madam Glam on Instagram for more news and sign up for their newsletter to be updated on other sales. I get emailed newsletters about deals on their website all the time!
Hey y'all! Today on the blog I have a swatch and review of 5 polishes from Madam Glam, a boutique polish brand based out of NYC. These 5 are from their fall collection that is currently available. I have lots to say so let's jump right in!
The first one up is Red Black, a squishy jelly like creme. I was hoping this one would look a little more like the bottle, almost a deep burgundy but as is the case with colors like this, it just showed up black on the nail. I loved the formula on these, thick but not so thick that I couldn't do a relatively thin coat, easy to control and apply, not runny. I did have a little difficulty with the brush, its not wide but the bristles are thick and very dense. There was a bit of a learning curve to using it but once I got started, I had a pretty easy time after that. My swatch shows 2 coats plus topcoat, though you could likely get away with one thicker coat.
Madam Glam Red Black in direct artificial lighting
Madam Glam Red Black
The next one up is Another glass, a blackened jelly base with dense burgundy shimmer throughout. This one is a one coat wonder! Yes, that's one easy coat that you see down below. The formula was perfection on Another Glass, it applied like butter in that one coat with a dense peppering of shimmer all across my nail. My swatch shows one coat plus topcoat. This one my top favorite from the five I was sent!
Madam Glam Another Glass in direct artificial lighting
Madam Glam Another Glass
Next up is Dark and Classy, another squishy jelly like creme but this time with an indigo base. This is another one that leaned one color in the bottle but just showed black on the nail. I didn't mind the end result but I was a bit disappointed that the color didn't translate. Again, I did two thin coats here but this is another one that could probably be a OCW. My swatch is 2 coats plus topcoat.
Madam Glam Dark And Classy in direct artificial lighting
Madam Glam Dark And Classy
Almost finished! The next up is Vintage Girl, a dusty mauve creme. This one was more of a true creme vs the other cremes that were more like jellies. This was a surprise favorite of mine, I didn't think I'd love such a traditional color on my nails but I felt classic and beautiful with it on. Application and formula were really good. My swatch shows 2 thin coats plus topcoat.
Madam Glam Vintage Girl in direct artificial lighting
Madam Glam Vintage Girl
The final polish that I have to show you is Endless Night, an inky blue/black squishy jelly like creme. I know, I know - 3 of these looked almost identical, right? I had that issue too. In fact, when I was cropping and watermarking my photos, I struggled with keeping them all straight. I wouldn't say that you need all 3, but each is beautiful with good applications and formula so I would say at least one of these dark, vampy cremes is worth owning! Anyway, I did two coats of Endless Night and added a topcoat. LOOK HOW SHINY!
Madam Glam Endless Night in direct artificial light
Madam Glam Endless Night
That rounds out my swatches. If you'd like to see a live swatch of these beauties, click below to head to my youtube channel:
If you want to pick any of these polishes up, head over to Madam Glam's website. I believe they're even having a giveaway right now so definitely check that out! You can also follow them on Instagram for more information!
What do you think of these? Which is your favorite?