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Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Powder Perfect Bermuda Triangle Collection Swatches and Review

I have the beautiful, summery Powder Perfect Bermuda Triangle Collection to show you today. This is a trio of intensely pigmented cremes that I think can be considered to fall in the "bleached neons" category. Let's have a look!
*sent by the maker for photography and review*
Powder Perfect Bermuda Triangle Collection
Bermuda is a light sea green, opaque in two thin coats. It dries quickly to a high shine and has a beautiful formula. 

Powder Perfect Bermuda

Powder Perfect Bermuda

Powder Perfect Bermuda

Powder Perfect Bermuda

Powder Perfect Bermuda
Florida is a pastel neon coral. This has a similar, quick-dry formula, but required three very thin coats for me due to my pigmented nail beds. It would be a two-coater for most people.
Powder Perfect Florida

Powder Perfect Florida

Powder Perfect Florida

Powder Perfect Florida

Puerto Rico is a pastel neon magenta-purple, shown here in two thin coats. This also has a nice, quick dry formula, and the natural finish is satin, but is worn here with top coat.
Powder Perfect Puerto Rico
Powder Perfect Puerto Rico

Powder Perfect Puerto Rico

Powder Perfect Puerto Rico
I also wanted to see if these water marbled and they do, very beautifully! Here I did the marble as decals since I initially wanted to just test them, but could not let the lovely polish swirls go to waste!
Powder Perfect Bermuda Triangle Collection water marble nail art

Powder Perfect Bermuda Triangle Collection water marble nail art
Powder Perfect Bermuda Triangle Collection water marble nail art

I also tried Powder Perfect's new Lightning Lady Top Coat with these polishes. It is a quick dry top coat that doesn't shrink. I got great wear from it. It did leave a few brush strokes that you can see in the macro, but those are not visible to the naked eye. I had also been testing the Powder Perfect Chandelier Shine, which I bought previously, for the last month. I would say the Chandelier Shine is a bit slower to dry, but when it does it is exceptionally hard. It also a bit of a minty scent to it! It tends to be a bit more aggressive dissolving the polish layer beneath, so I would stick with the Lightning Lady Top Coat for cremes, and the Chandelier Shine for shimmers and holos, as well as long-wear situations, though both have good longevity. Hope you enjoyed seeing these - any favorites? Are you buying some bright cremes or water marbling polishes this summer?

*sent by the maker for photography and review*

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