Lacquistry Rediculous

Hidey ho there readers!  Who's ready for February?  I can't believe how fast January went by!  But it's all good because I am completely ready for pink and red nails.  I am actually typing and staring at the gorgeous polish I have on because it is just so WOWZERS!  So I don't even want to waste time gabbing, I just want you to look at this amazing red polish from Lacquistry!  I will say this though, Rediculous sells out every time she restocks it so keep an eye out and act quickly if you want this in time for lovey-dovey day nails (and psssst, it's currently in the shop along with some other colors too!).  Jenna ships quickly so you'll get it relatively fast once you do snap up a bottle.  Rediculous, like all the polishes in the AmazeBalls family, runs for $15.  
*nothing to disclose* Lacquistry: Shop, Facebook,  THIS IS Rediculous!  It is absolutely ridiculous.  I have worn this for 3 days now and just stare and stare at this glowing, sparkling, shiny, metallic red polish.  In regular lighting it stands out so brightly, in the sunlight it's blinding.  BE warned to not stare at your nails while driving because Rediculous is pretty distracting!  It is basically Extra Fine AmazeBallz with a red tinted base but the official description of Rediculous is this, "the most perfectly awesome pink-based red polish...This is definitely an UltraMetal extreme foil finish."  Another thing, this is a ONE coater!  Formula was great - coverage was perfect.  It applied easily but I will say don't overwork it with too many strokes, it evens itself out well on it's own.  So I don't think I can give enough praise to Jenna for coming up with this red beauty!  I hope she creates an entire rainbow just like it!  I used 1 coat of Rediculous and 1 layer of topcoat.  3 days later and I have very minimal tip wear/shrinkage. *ps - don't mind my painting, I did a rather quick and shoddy job on my way out the door to weekend events! *direct sun*

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Lacquistry Daze of Wine & Roses and Funkin' Pickin' Punkins

Good morning all!  Hope you recovered from a night of candy eating, trick or treaters or bar hopping!  It's oficially November and now we can all work on warming up our stomachs for the main eating event - Thanksgiving!  I have a short but gorgerous post for you today becuase I am getting ready to run out to Ikea to pick up my dreaded 3rd (and possibly 4th) helmer.  I have completely run out of room and no matter how much I purge the stash continues to grow.  I swear polish is akin to gremlins...do not give them food or water after midnight people!  So this post features some amazing new Lacquistry polishes!  Jenna opened up shop with lots of new products about 2 weeks back.  The shop was not stocked with glitter bombs (gasp!) but was full of these amazing shimmery solid colors full of the same materials as AmazeBallz!  I had to get a couple.  You can pick these up or any of Jenna's other Fall creations in the shop now!  Lacquistry ranges from $8.75 - $15.  

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Up first is Funkin' Pickin' Punkins'.  I dare you to say that 3x fast!  So I am going to abbreviate it for the rest of this blurb to FPP.  FPP is described as a "vibrant orange jelly with rust, gold, toffee, and bronze micro shimmer accented with ultra reflective gold metal flakes (AmazeBallz Original formula)."  I simply adore this color, everything about it is gorgeous.  I've been wearing it on my toes for well over a week now.  My pictures are showing a bit more red-orange than the true orange it is.  Formula and application were both fabulous.  I used 2 coats of FPP for full coverage and finished with 1 layer of topcoat.  

Daze of Wine & Roses is another color that just screams "Jen" and I had to have it!  It's another long name that I am going to abbreviate.  DoW&R is the "burgundy version of AmazeBalls Extra Fine...base color is a ruby/plum/berry hybrid, with red micro shimmer and hidden gold sparkle."  Jenna calls this metallic/foil finish "UltraMetal."  DoW&R is so deep and rich, a very luxurious color.  Formula and application were both stellar.  I used 2 coats of DoW&R for full coverage and finished off with 1 layer of topcoat.