LeChat Dare to Wear; Metallux Collection

Evening all!  How was your Saturday?  Mine was absolutely lazy an full of me doing nothing!  Mainly because mommy had a little too much fun last night at the Bruno Mars concert.  So I did nothing today but nurse my head and stomach and sleep.  Sorry kids, you're on your own (kidding, daddy was there to pick up the slack).  I figured I'd keep the awesome going with a post featuring some awesome multichromes from LeChat.  This is the Metallux collection and it's 6 gorgeous shades that transition in the light for a beautiful dual-tone effect.  You can now shop the Metallux Collection on the LeChat website!  They are $11.50 each.  So let's jump in and check them out.

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Let's start with Paradox.  This is a gorgeous purple that shifts to a reddish shade.  Great formula and application.  I used 2 coats for full coverage.  No topcoat.  

Mesmerize is a beautiful berry that shifts to copper and green.  Love the colors in this one!  Nice formula and application.  I used 3 thin coats of full coverage and no topcoat needed.  

Infinity is a fantastic golden yellow that shifts to green and copper.  Another one that I absolutely adore!  This was the first one I tried and I felt the formula was a bit watery, it flooded my cuticles.  But once I got the hang of the formula I had no issues.  I used 3 coats and no topcoat.  

Mystique is a blue that shifts to purple.  Pretty colors, you can see the shift fairly easily, I had a harder time catching it in my pictures.  I used 2 coats and no topcoat.  

Eternal is a pretty red that shifts to brown and copper.  This one seems less sparkly than the others, but it still has a shimmery look to it.  Nice formula, easy application.  3 layers for full coverage.  No topcoat.  

And to round out the collection, here's Hypnotic.  It's a green with blue and purple shift.  If this doesn't scream mermaid nails, I don't know what does!  This one is just so darn pretty and it's like a no effort nail art look.  I use 3 thin coats and didn't use topcoat.