Sunday, 27 April 2014

WingDust Collections After The Storm Swatches

Wing Dust After The Storm

Every now and again a polish will come along that I just want to wear forever, and with After The Storm it really is true love. Sigh!

I've admired WingDust polish from afar for a good while now, always making googly eyes at swatches on other blogs, and I finally made my first purchases recently from Rainbow Connection. I fear I've been bitten now though, because I absolutely adore this polish!

After The Storm is a beautiful combination of a teal jelly holo base (it's actually a subtle linear holo) packed with fuchsia and silver hex glitter in varying sizes, and a dusting of tiny iridescent glitter. The formula is wonderful and I used 3 coats for full depth plus top coat, but you could probably get away with 2.

Wing Dust After The Storm

Wing Dust After The Storm

Wing Dust After The Storm

Wing Dust After The Storm

Love love love, this is everything I want in a polish! 

Availability

You can buy WingDust polishes in the UK from Rainbow Connection, although After The Storm is currently sold out. They are also stocked on Llarowe and of course the WingDust Etsy store (currently closed but coming back soon!) 
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9 comments

  1. Pretty polish! I have a couple of these via Llarowe...

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  2. This looks gorgeous on you Allie! You're right though... you have been bitten! Wing Dust always bring out fab polishes and their recent collections have just been amazing xx

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  3. This polish looks so good! It´s exectly my cup of tea :)

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  4. Very pretty, something a fairy would wear :) I like it :)

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  5. I love teal polishes and this one looks absolutely stunning!

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  6. This polish is really gorgeous, I can see why you wanted it so badly!!

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  7. Oh, it is absolutely stunning!

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