Autumn 2017 Comparisons - China Glaze Rock N Royale (Street Regal)

From left to right: China Rouge (X Anniversary, Autumn 2007), Party on a Platform (Getting Groovy, Holiday 2016), Rosemary (Spring to It, March 2017), Rock n Royale, We the Female (Washington DC, Autumn 2016), Rekha (Designer, Autumn 2012), Demi (December 2011), Courtney (Urban Grunge, Autumn 2016), Sasha (Classics), Can’t Read without My Lipstick (Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Holiday 2016), Cassandra (Kisses, London, September 2015), Jean (Dark and Stormy Nights, October 2016), Dakota (Vibe, Autumn 2008)

Rock n Royale is a really unique red, I have nothing quite like it. It’s very bricky, unlike everything to the right. We the Female is the closest but it’s cooler. If you mixed a bit of Rosemary in We the Female you’d have Rock n Royale.

Oops! Forgot With the Band. It’s in the same boat but lighter and a little cooler.

Holiday 2016 Comparisons - Essie Party on a Platform (Getting Groovy) - Part 2

The stuff I thought you’d like to see:

From left to right: With the Band (Leggy Legend, Autumn 2015), Ruby Deer (‘Tis the Season to Be Naughty and Nice, Holiday 2010), Salsa (Core Lineup), Party on a Platform, Big Apple Red (New York, Autumn 2000), Red Satin (Holiday Joy, Holiday 2010, Rekha (Designer, Autumn 2012)

With the Band is way lighter, warmer, and dustier, and Rekha is really darker. I don’t think I realized just how much warmer Ruby Deer is until I took these pictures. Salsa likewise is warmer. So is Big Apple Red, which is also brighter and squishier. And Red Satin, for that matter, is also rather squishy.