A little news from Yen at
Victoria Nail Supply first--they are expecting their shipment of China Glaze Vintage Vixen this Wednesday. China Glaze was a little late shipping them out to suppliers, but they should be available soon. Here's a few more of the $1.00 flea market polishes my sister sent my way, and other than the strong smell which may bother some poeple, I'm really enjoying them!
Above & Below: This is by a brand called
Feicai, with no name, just a Color 28 noted on the bottom of the bottle. This somewhat glass-flecked glitter is a medium Caribbean blue with blue and silver glitter. It covered and applied very nicely using 2 coats...and it smells. A lot. Not that I mind, as that's one of the things I enjoy about the older
OPI's. *Inhales*
Below: Such pretty and unique bottles!
Below: This is the
Feicai Color 28 with a coat of another flea market find, FCC Color 65. This one has a clear base and a considerable amount of blue, green and gold multi colored and multi shaped glitter.
Below: The bottle is a little work of art, isn't it? It looks like it's wearing a gold filigree jacket.
I'm an equal opportunity nail polish fanatic. I don't mind $1.00 flea market finds or polishes from Dollar Tree one bit. I love my Chanel and
RBL polishes too, but they're all capable of bringing me the same level of happiness, depending on the shades.
Feicai, a Chinese brand, may also be the manufacturer of the FCC brand, although I'm just guessing. If you're looking for a cheap, but pretty polish with a strong chemical scent, check out your local flea markets!
Above & Below: This is by a brand called Feicai, with no name, just a Color 28 noted on the bottom of the bottle. This somewhat glass-flecked glitter is a medium Caribbean blue with blue and silver glitter. It covered and applied very nicely using 2 coats...and it smells. A lot. Not that I mind, as that's one of the things I enjoy about the older OPI's. *Inhales*
Below: Such pretty and unique bottles!
Below: This is the Feicai Color 28 with a coat of another flea market find, FCC Color 65. This one has a clear base and a considerable amount of blue, green and gold multi colored and multi shaped glitter.
Below: The bottle is a little work of art, isn't it? It looks like it's wearing a gold filigree jacket.
I'm an equal opportunity nail polish fanatic. I don't mind $1.00 flea market finds or polishes from Dollar Tree one bit. I love my Chanel and RBL polishes too, but they're all capable of bringing me the same level of happiness, depending on the shades. Feicai, a Chinese brand, may also be the manufacturer of the FCC brand, although I'm just guessing. If you're looking for a cheap, but pretty polish with a strong chemical scent, check out your local flea markets!
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