COSMETIC ARTS: No Name Blue/Teal/Green Polish (+stamping)

Cosmetic Arts Nail Polish - No Name

I don't even know what to CALL this polish, or any Cosmetic Art polishes since they all have the same number haha. I got this in a swap from Enjeliqua of Mani Curiously! This is a very interesting polish, I have some swatches and some stamping after the jump!

I swatched the other Cosmetic Arts polish she sent me, here! I've never bought these polishes but now I won't second guess myself when thinking about purchasing them! Here are my swatches of this unnamed green-blue Cosmetic Arts polish

Cosmetic Arts Nail Polish - No Name

Cosmetic Arts Nail Polish - No Name

This polish is really pretty! I was kind of iffy about the formula... looking at it in the bottle I was worried it would be runny. You could probably get away with 1 coat if you have even strokes, I suck at life so I had to do 2 haha.This polish has a frosty finish to it. I know, I know - ewww frosty finish = brush strokes. It DID have a lot of brush strokes, I won't like.. BUT when I threw a coat of Seche Vite over it they seemed to nearly disappear!

I don't even know how to describe the color, it's insane! It's blue and teal? It's not totally blue and not totally a teal green color. It's strange but beautiful and that's why I like it :]

I spiced it up a little - A LITTLE, not a lot - with one of the new Bundle Monster plates and Zoya Trixie:

Bundle Monster Plate 301

Bundle Monster plate 301 stamped with Zoya Trixie

This might be my favorite stamp now. Perfect gradient, every time? Yes please! I wanted to be able to see the polish and add a little bling too it, without overshadowing the polish. I think this was a great choice. I think it also would of looked good with black!

As far as I know you can pick up Cosmetic Arts polishes from Ross discount stores for $3.99, I've never seen them sold anywhere else.

Hope you enjoyed this color!

Until tomorrow,

LAcey