Hey everybody! I wanted to do a little side by side of some of the Salon Perfect Neon Pop Collection, they sent me these for review.
So as I was sitting at my desk looking at all of the neon goodness, I realized that some of you might get a little confused with all the neon pink/orange polishes that I've put up in the past couple of days. In this post I'm going to show you what is what and just how similar they really are, maybe this way when you head to the store and get what you really want!
First is Tickled Pink and Flamingo Flair, both every similar but Flamingo Flair is a peach(er) polish. In real life these two are two sides of the same coin, just look at the polish by your skin before buying.
Traffic Cone and Haute Pink are so close in color that you might mistake one for the other. If you are looking for neon orange go for Traffic Cone. If you're looking for a melon neon Haute Pink is for you! With these read the label and cause under the lights at the store you might confuse the two.
Fired up Fuchsia and Plum Sorbet are cut from the same cloth! They are basically the same color but one is slightly darker than the other, so I would go with the one you like the best! In my opinion they are both winners!
I hope from these side by sides you can see that all these polishes are different, but are really close in color to one another. I think this makes it a little easier to choose the one you might think would look good with your skin tone. Leave me a comment and tell me what you think of these neon polishes:)
*I think I might just have a water marble up my sleeve that I've been dying to try, and these neons fit the bill! Stay tuned!*
The product(s) in this post were provided to me for review. For more information please visit our Disclosure Policy Tab.
Happy Polishing Everybody!
Love,
~Anne~
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Thursday, July 31, 2014
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Salon Perfect Neon Pop Collection Swatch and Review Part 1
Hey everybody:) Today I have 4 of the 12 Salon Perfect Neon Pop collection to share with y'all, they sent me these for review. I wanted to split these up for y'all cause there are a few of these polishes that look similar to one another, but I'll do a separate post just on the ones that look-a-like.
Just a quick note I didn't use a white base coat under any of these polishes, I just didn't think they needed it to make the color pop.
Tickled Pink is a neon light pink polish. This polish is perfect for that "girly, girl" who wants to have a neon pink with out the intensity of the highlighter color.
Plum Sorbet is a dark magenta neon polish. This polish I thought was going to go on too dark to be a neon but it is perfect! This polish really reminds me of some raspberry sorbet...so good!
Loopy Lime is a neon green polish that goes on with no white base coat in 2 good coats. I was really surprised on how good this polished looked in two coats, I thought it was going to be a streaky mess- nope not this baby!
Traffic Cone (I've shown you before) is a neon orange polish that is super bright! If you are looking for a neon orange polish that almost glows, look no further than Traffic Cone!
Overall I love these polishes, they go on with no white base coat and still pop! Go-don't walk, run! And get these for the end of summer and make the a huge neon statement! Even if you don't use them this year you can save them for next year! Leave me a comment and tell me what you think of these neon babies!
The product(s) in this post were provided to me for review. For more information please visit our Disclosure Policy Tab.
Happy Polishing Everybody!
Love,
~Anne~
Just a quick note I didn't use a white base coat under any of these polishes, I just didn't think they needed it to make the color pop.
Tickled Pink is a neon light pink polish. This polish is perfect for that "girly, girl" who wants to have a neon pink with out the intensity of the highlighter color.
Plum Sorbet is a dark magenta neon polish. This polish I thought was going to go on too dark to be a neon but it is perfect! This polish really reminds me of some raspberry sorbet...so good!
Loopy Lime is a neon green polish that goes on with no white base coat in 2 good coats. I was really surprised on how good this polished looked in two coats, I thought it was going to be a streaky mess- nope not this baby!
Traffic Cone (I've shown you before) is a neon orange polish that is super bright! If you are looking for a neon orange polish that almost glows, look no further than Traffic Cone!
Overall I love these polishes, they go on with no white base coat and still pop! Go-don't walk, run! And get these for the end of summer and make the a huge neon statement! Even if you don't use them this year you can save them for next year! Leave me a comment and tell me what you think of these neon babies!
The product(s) in this post were provided to me for review. For more information please visit our Disclosure Policy Tab.
Happy Polishing Everybody!
Love,
~Anne~
Friday, May 23, 2014
Salon Perfect Swatch and Review
In Bloom (set 1) comes with Baby Blues and Varsity Blue, both are cream polishes. Baby Blues is a light blue that looks just like the name implies. Varsity Blue is a DEEP navy that goes on in one coat and is just about the prettiest navy I've ever seen.
These polishes are pretty on their own, but when you mix them up in a little water marble action... GOLD!
In Bloom (set 2) is Pocketful of Posies and Cupcake, both are cream polishes. Pocketful of Posies is a (very) light pink that looks like pink flower petals. Cupcake is a light lavender.
Better together in a water marble! The colors just go together like PB&J!
The Neon Pop set has Traffic Cone and Fired Up Fuchsia. Traffic Cone looks just like you think it would... neon orange. Fired Up Fuchsia is a neon hot pink that is my favorite out of the ones I swatched. Now if you love neon polishes but hate putting that white base coat on... these polishes are for you! NO white base coat needed and they are perfect in two coats and a top clear coat! I love these and can't wait to go find more!
With a little twist of a water marble, they are made for each other. A perfect pair!
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| under the water marble I did use a white base so the WM would show up |
I love these Salon Perfect 2-pack sets! I've been having dreams of the things I can do with the polishes and can't wait to find more in the store. If you are looking for polish to pair together but can't ever find the right ones you need to check these babies out they are exactly what you need! So leave me a comment and tell me what you think of these sets and what you might try with them.
The product(s) in this post were provided to me for review. For more information please visit our Disclosure Policy Tab.
Happy Polishing Everybody!
Love,
~Anne~
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