I
couldn’t decide whether Ready to Boa was more red or brown so I compared it to
both. Like The More the Berrier, this is another polish I haven’t seen in years!
From
left to right: Love is Hot and Coal (Gwen Stefani Holiday, Holiday 2014),
Espresso Your Style! (Kick Up Your Heels, Holiday 2006), Muir Muir on the Wall
(San Francisco, Autumn 2013), Ready to Boa, Black Cherry Chutney (India, Spring
2008), Midnight in Moscow (Russia, Autumn 2007), German-icure by OPI (Germany,
Autumn 2012), Short & Sassy (Retro Diva, Autumn 2009)
Hot
and Coal is way too brown and doesn’t have even a touch of red in it. Espresso
Your Style is closer but the shimmer is more gold toned. Now, Muir Muir is the
other polish in my stash that has always defied classification as red or brown,
and they’re definitely cousins. Muir Muir has a stronger duochrome (even
reaching green) and is darker and vampier, while it’s the closest thing I have
to Boa they’re different enough I’d say you can have both. Black Cherry Chutney
is a little more purple toned and the shimmer is less apparent. Midnight in
Moscow is also darker. German-icure and Short & Sassy aren’t brown enough
to really compare to Boa.
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