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| Lillian Eve Summer 2015 polishes and Wet Look Top Coat |
HIIIIIIIIIIII :D Today I have some polishes to share with you from a new-to-me brand called Lillian Eve. I was contacted by Lillian Eve to review some polishes and share their Kickstarter link with y'all! They're looking to back their newest Summer Collection and a new studio space. These polishes are vegan, cruelty free, 5-free, and made in the USA. Let me show you 2 polishes from their Summer 2015 Collection and how to get your hands on them after the jump :]
These polishes do not currently have names.
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| Lillan Eve - no name pink creme polish |
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| Lillan Eve - no name pink creme polish |
This pink is a bright, Barbie pink creme polish. This is a very popular color for spring and summer manis and it's a fun, bright color to welcome warmer weather. I love this shade of pink (only) because it looks amazing when you're tan :P
I did 3 coats of the pink creme polish. It dries to a slightly matte finish. Here, I added a coat of Lillian Eve Wet Look Top Coat (will review at the end) to add some shine. No issues upon application, it was nice and smooth. Dry time was nice.
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| Lillian Eve - no name blue creme polish |
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| Lillian Eve - no name blue creme polish |
This blue polish from Lillian Eve is a medium, periwinkle blue creme. I'm really loving this color, so much so that I put it on all 10 nails haha. Such a pretty shade of blue!
I did 3 coats of the blue creme polish. The application/formula was identical to the pink polish. No application issues, easy to work with. The finish was again, slightly matte, so I added a coat of their top coat to finish it off. No dry time issues.
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| Lillian Eve Wet Look Top Coat |
As I said above, I used the Wet Look Top Coat on my swatches. This is a thinner top coat, nothing sticky, that glides on smooth and finishes shiny. It's not a quick dry top coat - it's no Seche Vite. As I said above, I applied the blue polish to wear. I top coated my mani with Wet Look TC, so we'll see how the wear is. I felt like it took awhile to dry. I applied it around 8:30PM and it felt dry soon after. I was very careful through the rest of the night. I went to bed around 12:00AM and somehow still woke up with sheet marks on 3 of my nails *shrugs*
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| Nail art using Lillian Eve polishes |
For the look above, I used the pink and blue polishes to create a dry marble, applied Dream Car by The Hungry Asian over the blue, and then dotted some blue dots on the pink. I tried to make my pointer look more pink than blue but I think I should of just made it match my ring finger :P
These are nice creme polishes, if you're struggling in finding vegan and cruelty free polishes this is a nice brand to add to your list. As I said before, Lillian Eve has a Kickstarter to fund their Summer 2015 collection - the polishes above + more. Starting at the $15 mark you can grab some polishes from their upcoming Summer Collection. Head over to their project to find out more about their campaign and products.
Have a good one!
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