Wildflower Lacquer Classics Collection and Slug Bug 2.0 Swatches and Review
Wildflower Lacquer has a pre-order open through noon CDT April 22. This month features the new release of the Classics Collection, inspired by female stars, and Slug Bug 2.0, a re-release of a small batch polish that is back due to huge popular demand. Each polish is priced at $13 individually and $87.50 for the entire Classics Collection. Let's check them out!
*sent by the maker for review*
Wildflower Lacquer Aretha is a cadmium yellow jelly with copper-gold-green multichrome crystal iridescent flakes. I wore it in four thin coats and it dried quickly. It needs top coat for smoothness and shine.
Wildflower Lacquer Audrey is a claret jelly with holo microflakes. I wore it in four thin coats, but two or three will cover. Fewer coats will appear pinker and more coats deeper and redder. It has a nice, quick dry time.
Wildflower Lacquer Billie is a pale gray jelly with pink-gold-green multichrome iridescent shimmer and holo microflakes. I wore it in four thin coats, but two or three will cover. Nice formula and quick dry time.
Wildflower Lacquer Judy is a deep maroon with strong purple-pink-gold multichrome shimmer and holo microflakes. I wore it in three thin coats, but two will cover. The dry time is fast and it has a good formula that needs top coat for shine.
Wildflower Lacquer Lucille is a pale dusty pink jelly with pink-gold-green multichrome iridescent shimmer and scattered holo shimmer. I wore it in four thin coats, but two or three will cover. It had a nice, fast-drying formula.
Wildflower Lacquer Marilyn is a tomato red jelly with copper-gold-green multichrome iridescent shimmer and holo microflakes. It is shown here in four thin coats, but two or three will cover. The dry time is quick and it needs top coat for shine.
Wildflower Lacquer Patsy is a dark teal with gold-green-blue multichrome iridescent shimmer. I wore it in three thin coats, but two will cover. It has a great, quick-drying formula. This feels like the teal version of Slug Bug!
Finally, I have Wildflower Lacquer Slug Bug 2.0. This is a re-release of a small batch polish. It is an antique ruby with intense red-gold duochrome shimmer. I wore it in three thin coats, but one or two will cover. This color is seriously intense! It will stain dry skin, so I recommend careful polishing. It also will very likely leave a noticeable stain on your nails. I wore it for a couple days with regular base, and had a marked red tint to my nail bed for several days later, but the stain was not permanent. For me, these intense glowy shades are worth the staining because these pigments are the only ones that get this exact effect. If staining bothers you, pass on this one, but if it doesn't and you love the ultimate glow-from-within polishes, I highly recommend it.
Now for live swatches!
The April pre-order is open through noon CDT, April 22. Be sure to check out the shop if you have your eye on any of these, because the brand has switched to doing mostly pre-orders, so there is no guaranteed any of them will be available again. My faves this month are Slug Bug 2.0, Marilyn, and Audrey, because red is my jam!
*sent by the maker for photography and review*
Wildflower Lacquer is made by Taylor in Oklahoma. You can find her at:
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