Monday, September 3, 2012

Glitter Fandango!

As you saw in my last post, I was lucky to get a big order of Korean polishes in. One that I immediately had to use was the innisfree 106. Why? Because it looks like this:



Just by looking at the bottle, I couldn't begin to catalogue how many kinds of glitter are in there, so I decided to swatch it over my new Lychee Drink from Skinfood.



So, to tell you all the glitter, I'm going to bullet point it. Otherwise the sheer number of glitter would make a confusing paragraph.

  • orange hex glitter
  • gold hex glitter
  • light purple hex glitter
  • hot pink hex glitter
  • bright green hex glitter
  • gold square glitter
  • black square glitter (yay!)
  • white bar glitter
  • small orange hex glitter
  • small round blue glitter
  • small round pink glitter
  • small round gold glitter
  • small round orange glitter
Insane, right? The bottle is packed with glitter, so digging out the ones you want is not an issue. I actually had to scrape a lot of the glitter off the brush to get a random, spead out effect. 


I waited a few days to take these, so please excuse the tip wear and chipping.




I now want to go back and buy all the other innisfree glitters because if this one was any indication, the others must rock, too!

The glitter is dense enough in the polish that you could probably layer it on and have a full glitter mani, but I don't want to use up the polish too quickly. I WILL be rocking this over black around Halloween, since it's such an intense, orange glitter!

Last time I checked, innisfree was available on Ebay, so if you live outside Asia and can't find it in any stores, you can order online. I recommend rubyruby76, because I have had amazing experiences ordering from them!






3 comments:

  1. Oh, wow, this is amazing! I clearly need some innisfree in my life. And this one specifically--it's like warm, autumn confetti!

    Where did you order yours from? I couldn't read my way through innisfree's website (even with English selected all the product info remained in Korean).

    I'm definitely going to be on the lookout for this Skinfood line too--hopefully the stores here'll have it!

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    1. I ordered from this online shop for Korean goods, but it's only in Japanese. I know Ebay has a lot of innisfree and skinfood polishes, so I think you could get it there! =)

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    2. Thanks for letting me know! ^_^

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