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Hey dolls! Today is super special for hubby and I as we celebrate our third anniversary. If you follow me on Instagram, you saw several pictures of us celebrating over the weekend. We plan to do a quiet dinner tonight at home and then celebrate a little more on Friday. If you’d like to flashback to our wedding, check out this post! Thinking of our anniversary last week completely reminded me that I missed R&P’s third birthday earlier this month. I’ll have to make a special post about that later.
I have five shades from the She’ Nail Polish Spring Fling collection for you today. The collection features creme, jelly, and metallic finishes. The brush is long and skinny, but fans out over the nail nicely. All of the polishes dry to a high gloss without the help of top coat.
She’ Nail Polish Alter Ego is a gunmetal gray metallic that is full of blue shimmer. I love that this shade leans more gray than silver and the shimmer makes it have so much depth. The formula was great; it applied effortlessly and was opaque in two coats. You may remember this polish from my Twinsie Tuesday matte and glossy look last week.
She’ Nail Polish Flawless is a taupe creme. I believe everyone needs at least one good taupe-y, mushroom colored polish. The formula was very nice and applied very easily in two coats.
She’ Nail Polish Midnight is a jet black creme. The formula was great and applied nicely in two coats. As with all blacks, you want to apply the polish as neatly as possible to reduce the need for cleanup. The super pigmentation made me have to work a little harder to clean around the cuticles.
She’ Nail Polish Thinking of You is an intensely bright orange jelly. My camera freaked out with this shade. I adore orange polish, so this one is right up my alley. The formula was nicely pigmented for a jelly and applied nicely and evenly without dragging. Two coats were used for the photos below. If a little visible nail line (VNL) bothers you, a third coat would probably be sufficient.
She’ Nail Polish Vacation is a bright green jelly. The formula was thin and slightly runny, so I would recommend only having a thin layer of polish on the brush for each coat. Two coats were used for opacity.
While the majority of the colors in this collection aren’t super unique, I like them for the good formula and the inexpensive price ($6 each). It’s always great to see more indie brands move away from only creating glitters. She’ Nail polish can be purchased here. Be sure to keep up with them on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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