Tuesday, January 26, 2010
NOTD: China Glaze Dorothy Who?
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This beauty had been sitting in my untrieds for way too long! Haven't really been in a glitter mood, but decided to wear this one anyway and I'm glad I did! It's gorgeous!
China Glaze Dorothy Who?
China Glaze Dorothy Who?Blurry to show the glitter
China Glaze Dorothy Who? bottleThis is a blue jelly'ish base packed full with blue and silver glitter. Absolutely gorgeous, no pictures do this polish justice. It took 3 coats to get it opaque which isn't bad at all compared to other glitters I own. I could rave about how pretty this is for hours, but other than that there isn't much to say about it. If you like blue glitters you NEED this!
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11 comments:
I think your pics may be the best pics of this polish I've seen! Love it!
That is a beautiful color!!!
That's so pretty!
I agree with Michèle. I was a bit disappointed by this one but your pics are great!
I'm still going to franken mine though. ;)
thinking about the horrors of removing this *shivers* :P but you made it look really nice :D
I love this color - so glad it picked it up in my last haul!
Love this! So glad I have it. Your pics are gorgeous! Doesn't it cheer you up?
@Michéle Thank you! It's even prettier in reality!
@Kirsten It actually lived up to the hopes I had for it, I thought I would be dissapointed after seeing some swatches but it's so much prettier in reality. No pictures do it justice!
@rijaH It wasn't all that bad, the ol' tin foil trick always works!
@Nicole It really is a gorgeous colour, love the glitter and blue polish always cheers me up for some reason
Ya know? I have this but I don't know if I like it at all.
I want to buy it!
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