Today, I have swatches of the new ILNP (I Love Nail Polish) Fall 2014 Collection to show you all. The Fall Collection consists of 11 polishes; seven holographic polishes, and four multichromes. They are available for preorder starting today at www.ilnp.com.
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Champagne Blush, is described as a rose gold holo, but it's not a typical rose gold. I would actually say this is more of a rose colored holo, packed with gold flakes. It's such a lovely, neutral, flattering shade, and the gold flakes really stand out from the pink base in natural lighting. I used two coats for the photos, without top coat.
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Atomic Sherbet, is a peachy orange holo, packed with gold flakes. I really love this one, and it's so unique in my collection. It's not really a typical Fall color, but it's muted enough that it really works (it does look slightly more muted in person). I used two coats for the photos, without top coat.
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Fall Semester, is a deep teal holo with subtle blue flakes. The color is so perfect, not too green or blue, and who doesn't love an amazing teal all year long? The holographic effect is strong, much stronger than I was able to capture. I used two coats for the photos, without top coat.
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Black Orchid, is a deep burgundy holo, which leans more purple (love!). Perfect for fall. It has so much depth, and has a strong holographic effect. Nothing more to say, but perfect. I used two coats for the photos, without top coat.
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Mega (L), is an insanely holographic silver polish. This is the linear version of the original Mega, which has slightly larger holographic particles than this version. I don't have the original to compare, but I can tell that this one appears smoother and finer. I am still wearing this one as I type this, and I can't keep my eyes off of my nails. I used two coats for the photos, but it may require a third (thin) if you have longer nails. The first photo was taken with flash, the other two were taken without flash.
Abundance, is a multichrome that is seriously fall in a bottle. It shifts from a bronze / red, to a golden yellow, and green. Exactly the colors that I would imagine, just from hearing the word Fall. It is so flattering and luxurious, and has an amazing reflective finish. I used two coats for the photos, without top coat.
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Bishop (H), is a gold to green multichrome with a holographic effect. At extreme angles it may appear blue as well. It has a shiny, reflective finish, and I'm a huge fan of olive green and gold, so I love this. I used two coats for the photos, without top coat.
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Peace (H), is a multichrome, shifting blue, purple, pink, and copper, with a holographic effect. This one is super bright and beautiful, and has a shiny reflective finish. I used two coats for the photos, without top coat.
Taken with flash
Masquerade (H), is another holographic multichrome, and the shift in this one blows my mind. It's crazy, shifting bright pink, violet, red, copper, and green, and it's definitely my favorite of the collection. It has a reflective finish like the others, and I'm wearing two coats without top coat in the photos.
Taken with flash
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The ILNP Fall 2014 Collection is available for preorder now at www.ilnp.com. They have special prices for the duration of preorder, so take advantage of it if you love any of these as much as I do! I was extremely impressed by all of them, and you'll most likely see a few in some nail art soon.
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Taken with flash
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The ILNP Fall 2014 Collection is available for preorder now at www.ilnp.com. They have special prices for the duration of preorder, so take advantage of it if you love any of these as much as I do! I was extremely impressed by all of them, and you'll most likely see a few in some nail art soon.
If you're not already, you can follow ILNP here:
I hope you all enjoyed the post, and thank you for reading! :)
Kristin
Simply fabulous!
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