For the past three summers I have been pregnant, trying to get pregnant and then pregnant again so I have pretty much avoided buying fashion as there was no point with my ever changing body. This summer, that is all about to change and the timing is perfect. The colours of the season are right up my alley - all fluoros and brights. When I saw the Bio Sculpture Beach Holiday Nail Collection Pack I knew the colours were going to fit right in with my new wardrobe.
Their are four colours in the Holiday Collection - 132 Coral Cove, 133 Isla del Sol, 134 Aquacade and 135 Appletini and, during the Christmas period all four colours can be bought together in a nail polish gift pack for $29.95 or individually for $17.95. Alternatively, the colours are also available in the Bio Sculpture Gels for in salon application.
I did used to think that wearing different coloured nail polish on each finger was a tad 'Year 8 try hard' but these colours look spectacular together! In fact, I got two compliments on my nails whilst I was at the shops today.
132 Coral Cove
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| 132 Coral Cove |
Coral Cove is a great bright pink - it is more of a pink with the slightest coral hue rather than a true coral. This was opaque and streak free after two coats.
133 Isla del Sol
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| 133 Isla del Sol |
Isla del Sol is a very, very bright yellow (but not fluoro). I am not sure whether I could pull off a full manicure of this colour; however, it does look amazing side by side the other colours. It would also be ideal for use in nail art, if that is your thing. I'm not really steady handed enough to do nail art so I have included some examples from the Bio Sculpture Blog at then end of this post that you can use for inspiration. It took 4 coats to get this colour to be opaque and streak free.
134 Aquacade
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| 134 Aquacade |
Aquacade screams summer. It is such a gorgeous tropical turquoise. I think that it is a very wearable blue, both on its own or mixed with the other colours. This was opaque and streak free in two coats.
135 Appletini
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| 135 Appletini |
As the name suggests this is a real apple green. Green is actually my favourite colour though I don't tend to wear a lot of green nail polish. I can see this green changing that! It took 3 coats for it to be streak free and opaque.
As I mentioned above, I a not really skilled enough to do my own nail art so here are some examples of manicures that you can get by a nail artist at a Bio Sculpture Salon.
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| Source: Bio Sculpture Blog |
Bio Sculpture Nail
Polish is a fast drying, stable and durable. Our polishes contain double
density fluorinated colour pigment to match our Colour Gels and will never need
more than two coats. Not wearing Bio Sculpture Gel on your nails? Brighten up
your natural nails with Bio Sculpture nail polish. Bio Sculpture nail polishes
are available to purchase from Bio Sculpture salons nationwide and are a
perfect match to our range of colour gels. All nail polishes are toluene free,
DBP and formaldehyde free.
The two paler colours - Isla del sol and Appletini - took more than 2 coats for me but that is probably because I wanted them completely opaque. Other than hat I agree with everything they say.
These polishes are available from Bio Sculpture Salons nation wide. To find a salon near you, just enter your postcode on their website.
Do these colours float your boat? Are they exactly the type of colours you want to be wearing this summer?
All opinions are my own and I received no remuneration for this post. These polishes were provided for consideration.
