Kure Bazaar is one of the few nail polish ranges left that I still really get a thrill from seeing whenever there is newness. I love the fact that Kure is made from 85% natural formula consisting of wood pulp, cotton, corn, potato and wheat and therefore obviously free from nasties – surely it has to be better for nails in the long run. But I also like that they don’t stick to regimented trends and the Rose Collection for Autumn is a good example of this.
The two I have here (of three) are: Lily Rose and Dolce (with French Rose being absent). I like them for being unexpected for autumn and for being non-bubblegum pinks – there’s a touch of ashiness to them which makes them a little bit for edgy for this style of pink. However, I would strongly advise that you do a white basecoat – the shades are quite thin (unusually, and so I suspect, purposefully) and if you want full coverage rather than a natural looking wash across the nail you will need white or nude underneath.
The Kure Bazaar New Shades (£15) for autumn launch on 9th September at Fortnum & Mason, although it will roll out to other retailers as well.
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Ooo that Lily Rose looks lovely and just the right amount of dusky rose pink. Wish they weren’t so thin though.
I really want to try out Kure Bazaar nail polishes, the quality seems great and they are very unique on the market when it comes to ‘natural’ nail polishes. These new shades are gorgeous, my favourite is Dolce. This is the type of shade I love wearing to make my hands look pretty and clean!
Julia x
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