I have a couple of Revlon manicures to show you this morning. I was recently asked if Revlon is Big 3 Free - here's what I found: the label explicitly states no toluene or formaldehyde, I don't dee formaldehyde resin in the ingredients, not can I indentify any phthalates. That comes with the caveat that I'm no chemist, so phthalates could be slipped by me, but I felt okay enough with what I read on the label to keep using them.
Last night after swatching, I pulled out one I've been meaning to use that came from the same nail polish display that held No Shrinking Violet called Sweet Tart. It's a really nice almost-hot-pink creme. The only down side was that it took four coats to be even - it was opaque in three, but still streaky, and the fourth evened it out. I have some fun decals I ran into near the bottle of nail polish, and went nuts with those while I was at it. I didn't do the best job of sealing them, so I lost a bit of one in the shower this morning before I took pictures of the mani.
Since I figured losing bits of decals all day would drive me crazy, I changed it. I used Revlong Mon Cherry, which I've showed you before - that's one of the scented Fruitful Temptations line, the red one. It looked nice and classic when I finihsed, but after having a bunch of decals all over, it looked a bit plain, so I took the Konad to it, using plate M59 on most of my fingers and M4 on my ring finger with Konad White Special Nail Polish.
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