The sun is finally shining again after 2-3" of rain and too many thunderstorms this week! This is my first
Brucci, thanks to the charming Lynn who sent it to me. Thank you Lynn for introducing this brand to me, and my husband thanks you for causing me to want more of this line! I am re-arranging my nail polish storage this week and he just comes in and looks around and walks out. Luckily, he really doesn't mind it at all, I just don't think he quite understands it!
Above & Below: I used 2 coats and had no issues with the formula. In fact, it was exceptionally nice. I took the top photo under an
Ott lamp and the photos below were taken outside. I love the blue and violet shimmer in this one.
Below: Dollar Tree had some of the older
Maybellines and it's possible that I already have some of these!
Top L-R: Khaki Fringe, Blue Water, Matte Maker, Plush Plumb.
Bottom L-R: Green So Sheen, Two Timer, Emerald Water, Lemon Water. In the middle are 2 polishes that were packaged together, NYC Glossies #205 and Sally Hansen Nail Prisms in White Diamond.
Below: I'm involved in a wedding shower on Sunday so I blame that on the fact that I had to go in Dollar Tree and Bath & Body Works to get some things for the prize baskets. It wasn't my fault that I saw those polishes or the B &
BW items! This is a new scent that I fell in love with on the first sniff, Deep Aqua. The skin smoothing shower
gelee and the cooling body souffle are new products to me, although I haven't been in B &
BW for a while, so maybe they're not that new.
Below: I wish there was a way to let you smell and touch this souffle! It feels cooling on the skin and the consistency is just right. They don't have this product in any other scents, but I'm hoping they decide to add it.
If you're a fan of the older
Maybelline's and haven't been in a Dollar Tree for a while, you might want to get in there and check it out. Matte Maker was the first '
mattifier' I owned years and years ago, so I bought 3 when I spotted them. I always liked the 'waters' line because they add a nice look over a
similarly colored glitter polish, and they work well for gradient looks. For $1.00 a piece, you can't go wrong. My Dollar Tree has been carrying the older
Maybellines for a while, but every now and then they have some I don't already have in my collection. I've not seen the Sally Hansen Nail Prisms there before and I already have most of the ones they had. They also had tons of the Fire Opal line, also in dual packs. I hope everyone has a great weekend!
Above & Below: I used 2 coats and had no issues with the formula. In fact, it was exceptionally nice. I took the top photo under an Ott lamp and the photos below were taken outside. I love the blue and violet shimmer in this one.
Below: Dollar Tree had some of the older Maybellines and it's possible that I already have some of these! Top L-R: Khaki Fringe, Blue Water, Matte Maker, Plush Plumb. Bottom L-R: Green So Sheen, Two Timer, Emerald Water, Lemon Water. In the middle are 2 polishes that were packaged together, NYC Glossies #205 and Sally Hansen Nail Prisms in White Diamond.
Below: I'm involved in a wedding shower on Sunday so I blame that on the fact that I had to go in Dollar Tree and Bath & Body Works to get some things for the prize baskets. It wasn't my fault that I saw those polishes or the B & BW items! This is a new scent that I fell in love with on the first sniff, Deep Aqua. The skin smoothing shower gelee and the cooling body souffle are new products to me, although I haven't been in B & BW for a while, so maybe they're not that new.
Below: I wish there was a way to let you smell and touch this souffle! It feels cooling on the skin and the consistency is just right. They don't have this product in any other scents, but I'm hoping they decide to add it.
If you're a fan of the older Maybelline's and haven't been in a Dollar Tree for a while, you might want to get in there and check it out. Matte Maker was the first 'mattifier' I owned years and years ago, so I bought 3 when I spotted them. I always liked the 'waters' line because they add a nice look over a similarly colored glitter polish, and they work well for gradient looks. For $1.00 a piece, you can't go wrong. My Dollar Tree has been carrying the older Maybellines for a while, but every now and then they have some I don't already have in my collection. I've not seen the Sally Hansen Nail Prisms there before and I already have most of the ones they had. They also had tons of the Fire Opal line, also in dual packs. I hope everyone has a great weekend!
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