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Showing posts with label Polish making. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polish making. Show all posts

Saturday, January 23, 2016

The Polished Hippy's Polish Lab: Spectraflair4u Red/Pink Pearl Pigments Swatches and Review

It's time for the next installment of polish-making supply reviews! This episode will feature Red/Pink Pearl Pigments from Spectraflair4u. It took me a while as a polish maker to graduate to using micas - I was very overwhelmed with the variety and was not sure what effects each kind would have. After I had gained some comfort with using lake pigment bases I started introducing micas into my repertoire. Like last time, I will first show each pigment on its own then talk about them in the context of full polishes. Here we go...
*pearl pigment sampler sent by the distributor for review, all other polish supplies purchased by me*
Spectraflair4u Red/Pink Pearl Pigments

Tuesday, December 1, 2015

The Polished Hippy's Polish Lab: Chameleon Pigments Swatches and Review, Partial

I have a post for you today that I have had in the works for a couple months now. Hobby polish making has been one of my passions for several years now, and I am starting a new series of reviews about polish making supplies! The first episode will cover a selection of the Chameleon Pigments from Spectraflair4u. Next I will begin working my way through some micas that are also carried in that store. It is an exciting prospect, but intimidating as it is a lot of work! I have literally dozens of bottles sitting in testing for stability and suspension and just ordered 200 more mini bottles for the next batches. Yay to new adventures! Let's have a look at the first episode...

Spectraflair4u Chameleon Pigments