Deborah Lippmann Spring shades 2014 are beautiful – there are so many pastel shades heading our way but the sugared almond line-up from Lippmann is amongst the best so far. I only have three to swatch at the moment but I think they’re the prettiest of the six strong range named Spring Reverie.
Tiptoe Through The Tulips is the creamy-peach shade – it is absolutely divine because it’s a rich peach that still retains its pastel elements but has some strength of colour. Spring Buds is like a perfect pistachio ice-cream and La Vie En Rose is a whisper of pink with a golden iridescence running through it. They’re lush.
I love the shine on them; it’s something that pastel polishes often lack and these swatches were done on two coats only and there is full colour on all nails. Deborah Lippmann polish is up there price-wise but if you see a shade you think you’ll wear a lot, it’s definitely a worthwhile spring accessory in terms of quality. The Spring Reverie Collection is HERE for £16 each.
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I ordered all the shades by the lilac, but now I may have to reconsider!
These are so pretty! The quality of their nail polishes is so good x
Evelyn @ We Were Raised By Wolves
love the third one where can i buy these x
there’s a link in the post..
beautiful! Dont know if I can pull of that green, but hell…I’m willing to try 🙂
Love these shades, particularly Tiptoe Through The Tulips. Keep going to order some Deborah Lippmann from Selfridges but then refusing to pay the delivery to Ireland…
if you click the link, it goes to feelunique – free postage!!
I love that pale pink but I just can’t cope with olive-greeny nails. They look sort of mouldy to me. Maybe on the right skin tone?
Love the look of these.
Amy xo
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