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China Glaze Seas and Greetings Swatch & Review
Monday, April 03, 2017nail a college drop out
Clearing out my "to-review" list and up today is the China Glaze Seas And Greetings swatch & review.
Snow Way!
Snow Way! is an iridescent white shimmer that I wasn't expecting to like so much. The formula was easy to work with. Such a surprise a white polish.
Sand In My Mistletoes
Sand In My Mistletoes is described by the folks over at China Glaze as a peachy nude crème and I couldn't agree more because it is spot on.
Eat, Pink, Be Merry
Eat, Pink, Be Merry is a pretty standard light pink shimmer. Nothing too original, but I guess I can understand the rationale behind having such a traditional color in a collection. Gotta have something to please everyone right? *shoulder shrug*Warm Wishes
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Warm Wishes, oh Warm Wishes. It's a nice color. A standard watermelon crème. While I'm not wowed by the color itself, I can't complain about the smooth application of this lacquer.
Tis the Sea-Sun
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Tis the Sea-Sun is your standard coral crème. Nothing to write home about colorwise, but it does have a fairly smooth application.
The More The Berrier
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The More The Berrier yup, you guessed it. nothing original here. No complaints about the formula, but gosh I'm just not wowed by the color selection here.
Seas and Greetings
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Seas and Greetings, not gonna lie here. The namesake of the collection is one of my favorites. Why? Well. I like purple. *Kanye shrug*
Let's Shell-ebrate
Let's Shell-ebrate brings something slightly different to the table with the purple and gold glitter. Again, biased. Why? Purple and gold are my top two favorite colors. See how simple I am? No shame.
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Starfish, China Glaze's direct description from the press release is a "holographic green & gold glitter." Green and gold? Yes. Holo? No.
Partridge in a Palm Tree
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Partridge in a Palm Tree let's completely ignore the typo on the swatch stick okay? Much like the Rebel Collection had one matte shade. Seas and Greetings does as well. The formula is a little thick so I would suggest adding a drop or two of nail polish thinner.
Joy to the Wave
Joy to the Wave can't really go wrong with a blue shimmer with gold/green undertones, can we?
Good Tide-ings
Good Tide-ings a super blue-leaning lavender crème with a smooth formula. I love this shade the most of the 12-piece collection. But it definitely reminds me of OPI You're Such A BudaPest.
If you missed the full press release for Seas and Greetings click HERE.
Overall, I do have a few faves from this years holiday collection, but I'd prefer Cheers! more. And if we're talking best China Glaze collection of all time, nothing and I do mean nothing, is beating Cirque Du Soliel Worlds Away.
See any shades you like? Got a favorite China Glaze collection? CHat in the comments, shall we?
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Press Sample
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