I fully admit I’m a Lynnderella fan. I try to purchase whole collections of hers when they’re released, money permitting, of course!
This Lynnderella Halloween Twinset is something I knew I had to have – the names alone had me giggling: Ghouls Just Want to Have Fun! and Are You A Good Witch?
Are You A Good Witch? is a multiglitter made with assorted black, green, purple, white and neon red glitters in a violet-blue-shimmered clear base, while Ghouls Just Want to Have Fun! is another multiglitter made with various orange, purple, and neon glitters in a purple-shimmered subtle green-tinged clear base.
Each color is chock full of glitter and I was extremely heavy handed in application. Plus, I made it three coats instead of the two I really should have done. Two medium coats were all that I really needed and should’ve used. Mercifully, this was a fairly quick drying glitter polish.
As always, please click on the image which will double in size…then click on the image again (it will triple in size!) to view the photo in its original size.
Lynnderella Ghouls Just Want to Have Fun! Shade, Macro
Please excuse the odd bottle macro shot – this bottle is shaped differently from Lynnderella’s standard bottles of square. This is shaped as an octagon. The glass corners actually made for a much smaller surface for me to take pictures of. However, it doesn’t deter the glittery goodness within!
.
.
.
Lynnderella Are You A Good Witch?, Shade, Macro
Lynnderella Are You A Good Witch?, Macro, Overcast
I was extremely fortunate to get an overcast macro shot of this bottle. I swatched both Ghouls Just Want to Have Fun! and Are You a Good Witch? on the same day, but the sun really was being moody. BOO! I desperately tried to get sun shots, but the sun really kept peeking in and out of the clouds. It was actually frustrating. I took what I could get.
.
.
.
Lynnderella Halloween Twinset is available at lynnderella.com .
Someone asked me why I don’t use a light box – I’ll be honest: I don’t think light boxes truly reflect what a color is like in real life. While I think a light box can get you prettier, edgier shots of a polish, I don’t think it’s very realistic. So while my images may not be as richly saturated with jewel tones or deep hues, you are getting a real-life look at the polish in action.
Thank you for making it this far. If you liked what you read, please share this – sharing is caring!
À bientôt!
xoxo
Carinae
