Showing posts with label Dont Desert Me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dont Desert Me. Show all posts

Monday, September 11, 2017

Summer 2017 Comparisons - China Glaze Rose My Name (Summer Reign)




(This last picture looks so cool!)
From left to right: Teigen (Ignite, Autumn 2014), Meep-Meep-Meep (Muppets, Holiday 2011), The More the Berrier (Seas & Greetings, Holiday 2016), Rose My Name, The Last Petal (Beauty & the Beast, Spring 2017), Marjorie (Redbook Trio, Holiday 2015), Secrets (Core), Dora (Stroke of Midnight Mystery Box, December 2016), Good Girl Gone Bad (Party Like a Rockstar, Holiday 2008). Swatch Sticks: Left: China Glaze Don’t Desert Me (Desert Escape, Summer 2015), Top: Orly Acceptance Speech (Epix, Summer 2015), Bottom: Better Not Pout (Cheers! Holiday 2015)

Rose My Name is kind of the cooler toned version of last holiday’s The More the Berrier, I’d say you don’t completely need them both, I don’t know they’re kind of on the line. But Rose My Name and The Last Petal are almost dead on. Those you definitely don’t need both. The three swatch sticks are all true metallics, as is Secrets, and Teigen, Meep-Meep-Meep, Marjorie, Dora, and Good Girl Gone Bad are glittery.

Friday, July 21, 2017

Spring 2017 Comparisons - Zoya Millie (Charming) - Part 2




From left to right: Purple with a Purpose (Brights, Summer 2005), Gothic Lolita (Electropop, Spring 2012), Taurus (Zodiac, May 2016), Back in My Gloria Days… (Modern Family, Spring 2013), Millie, Louvre Me, Louvre Me Not (France, Autumn 2008), Beautiful Disaster (Mash-Up, Summer 2013), Royal Satin (Ever Glaze), Rochelle (Countdown, December 2014), Close Your Eyes (Truth or Dare, Autumn 2005). Swatch sticks: Top: Orly Epix Acceptance Speech. Bottom: China Glaze Better Not Pout (Cheers!, Holiday 2015). Right: China Glaze Don’t Desert Me (Desert Escape, Summer 2015)

Of everything here, the stuff that’s closest is Gloria Days and Louvre Me. Gloria Days is darker and has bigger flecks, but Louvre is in fact really, really close. There’s less metallic in Louvre (which is more of a crème with glitter instead), but color wise they’re close enough you don’t need both.