Back at it with Color Club's Modern Mosaic Limited Edition glitter collection.
Trying their hand at a "micro mosaic" effect for your nails.
Or a "pixel" effect, depending on your visual art predilection, I guess.
Part 1 can be seen here.
In a nutshell: no top coats, two coats when solo, kind of thick, could use thinning, but that might be trial and error, too. One coat over the selected base.
On to the swatches.
Color Club Love You To Pieces
This is mostly white with a smattering of blue and a bit more violet glitter mixed in. I think the effect would have been more successful had it been less white glitter and more blue and purple.
One coat over Puccilicious. Pretty, and would be nice to add to a glitter layering combination, too.
Color Club Green Piece
This one you can really see my stained nails. Ugh!
Alright, this is a green and white glitter combination. One thing about this one that stands out is that it is truly thick. I should have redone it, but I think by now I was just exhausted. I also was watching the Roger Ebert documentary "Life Itself" since I'm such an Ebert fan, and it was sad and I was fairly spent so I was pretty much beyond worrying about this.
Green Piece over Nicole by OPI Mind Your Peas and Qs. I thought I'd blogged this before, but I didn't and so I don't have a "solo" shot. I love this polish a lot, have a backup I found at a blog sale. I think both of mine are from blogsales.
Meanwhile I need to do a mint green comparison, because I have a lot. The glitters in Green Piece seem to have a bit of a pearlescent quality, so unlike the rest, they aren't matte.
Color Club Blue Beaded
White glitter with a bright blue glitter mixed in. Should be more blue here, because it's a beauty.
I have it over Barielle Swizzle Stick, and you can see how it makes a sweet little topper.
Swizzle Stick is one that hasn't been swatched before:
Bright turquoise that isn't too intense, very beautiful and look at how smooth and glossy it is? I need more Barielle! No complaints on this one! I think I got this on a blog sale, but often Barielle runs sales.
That wraps it up on the Color Club Modern Mosaic Collection.
Cute, very thick, nice for layering with other glitters, but not sure if they are super favorites of mine. If you are into frankening, though, they might be a good resource, too.
My favorites: Orange Crush, Green Piece and Subway Station. Much more than just "white matte glitter.
The most affordable place to buy is Head2Toe, but shipping runs about $12-14 from where they are to the western US, so you need to buy a few polishes to make it worth your while. I don't have a Bed Bath and Beyond that carries Color Club so I can't speak on their prices. Most other places now carry them at $8 a pop. And while Color Club is head and shoulders above what Sally Hansen offers in her Complete Salon Manicure line, I've only seen Color Club very randomly in drug stores.
Thanks for reading my little nail polish journal!
Trying their hand at a "micro mosaic" effect for your nails.
Or a "pixel" effect, depending on your visual art predilection, I guess.
Part 1 can be seen here.
In a nutshell: no top coats, two coats when solo, kind of thick, could use thinning, but that might be trial and error, too. One coat over the selected base.
On to the swatches.
Color Club Love You To Pieces
This is mostly white with a smattering of blue and a bit more violet glitter mixed in. I think the effect would have been more successful had it been less white glitter and more blue and purple.
One coat over Puccilicious. Pretty, and would be nice to add to a glitter layering combination, too.
Color Club Green Piece
This one you can really see my stained nails. Ugh!
Alright, this is a green and white glitter combination. One thing about this one that stands out is that it is truly thick. I should have redone it, but I think by now I was just exhausted. I also was watching the Roger Ebert documentary "Life Itself" since I'm such an Ebert fan, and it was sad and I was fairly spent so I was pretty much beyond worrying about this.
Green Piece over Nicole by OPI Mind Your Peas and Qs. I thought I'd blogged this before, but I didn't and so I don't have a "solo" shot. I love this polish a lot, have a backup I found at a blog sale. I think both of mine are from blogsales.
Meanwhile I need to do a mint green comparison, because I have a lot. The glitters in Green Piece seem to have a bit of a pearlescent quality, so unlike the rest, they aren't matte.
Color Club Blue Beaded
White glitter with a bright blue glitter mixed in. Should be more blue here, because it's a beauty.
I have it over Barielle Swizzle Stick, and you can see how it makes a sweet little topper.
Swizzle Stick is one that hasn't been swatched before:
Bright turquoise that isn't too intense, very beautiful and look at how smooth and glossy it is? I need more Barielle! No complaints on this one! I think I got this on a blog sale, but often Barielle runs sales.
That wraps it up on the Color Club Modern Mosaic Collection.
Cute, very thick, nice for layering with other glitters, but not sure if they are super favorites of mine. If you are into frankening, though, they might be a good resource, too.
My favorites: Orange Crush, Green Piece and Subway Station. Much more than just "white matte glitter.
The most affordable place to buy is Head2Toe, but shipping runs about $12-14 from where they are to the western US, so you need to buy a few polishes to make it worth your while. I don't have a Bed Bath and Beyond that carries Color Club so I can't speak on their prices. Most other places now carry them at $8 a pop. And while Color Club is head and shoulders above what Sally Hansen offers in her Complete Salon Manicure line, I've only seen Color Club very randomly in drug stores.
Thanks for reading my little nail polish journal!
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