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Just when you couldn’t take any more snow (we have another 2-hour delay this morning!) China Glaze has released the Sea Goddess Collection, six “sandy, sunny shore to the depths of the sea where the mermaids play.” If these shades don’t get you excited for Spring, I don’t know what will!
Wish On A Starfish is a bubblegum pink with gold shimmer. This is my favorite kind of textured polish – a solid color with a gold flash! It looks so luxurious and bright! It was even after two coats, but I did three for good measure.
Shell We Dance is a deeper pink, closer to fuchsia, with pink glitter instead of gold. It was easy to apply and once again looked okay after two coats, but again I did three for good measure.
Tail me Something is a lilac base with silver and purple glitter. The formula on this was hard to work with, very uneven and lumpy. You can even see a few bald spots on my fingers. I would recommend giving this one plenty of time in between coats.
Seahorsin’ Around is a bright “pool blue” with gold and cyan glitter. The formula on this one was impressive after Tail Me Something and covered well in two coats. I had no issues with staining when I swatched this sans basecoat.
Teal The Tides Turn is a milky mint green with emerld green glitter. I wanted to like it, but it took four coats! As annoying as that was, I would wear it again, but layer it over a crème.
Sand Dolla Make You Holla is the most fun of the bunch, a milky white base filled with magenta, blue and silver glitter. Unlike Teal the Tides Turn, this one only required three coats. (Again, you could get away with less by layering it over a crème). I got so many comments on this one that it looks like candy, and I agree!
Just when you couldn’t take any more snow (we have another 2-hour delay this morning!) China Glaze has released the Sea Goddess Collection, six “sandy, sunny shore to the depths of the sea where the mermaids play.” If these shades don’t get you excited for Spring, I don’t know what will!
Wish On A Starfish is a bubblegum pink with gold shimmer. This is my favorite kind of textured polish – a solid color with a gold flash! It looks so luxurious and bright! It was even after two coats, but I did three for good measure.
Shell We Dance is a deeper pink, closer to fuchsia, with pink glitter instead of gold. It was easy to apply and once again looked okay after two coats, but again I did three for good measure.
Tail me Something is a lilac base with silver and purple glitter. The formula on this was hard to work with, very uneven and lumpy. You can even see a few bald spots on my fingers. I would recommend giving this one plenty of time in between coats.
Seahorsin’ Around is a bright “pool blue” with gold and cyan glitter. The formula on this one was impressive after Tail Me Something and covered well in two coats. I had no issues with staining when I swatched this sans basecoat.
Teal The Tides Turn is a milky mint green with emerld green glitter. I wanted to like it, but it took four coats! As annoying as that was, I would wear it again, but layer it over a crème.
Sand Dolla Make You Holla is the most fun of the bunch, a milky white base filled with magenta, blue and silver glitter. Unlike Teal the Tides Turn, this one only required three coats. (Again, you could get away with less by layering it over a crème). I got so many comments on this one that it looks like candy, and I agree!
China Glaze Sea Goddess is available on Sally.com. I have also seen it in-store at Sally’s, but it has yet to arrive at ULTA.
Which polish from this collection are you most excited about?
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