[unpaid/ad/affiliate/sample] I think I’ve got one more nail set to show you from my catch up with Nails Inc after this one but they’re a very prolific brand so I’ve no doubt summer will bring even more. These are – as you might gather from the name – meant to replicate that mother-of-pearl sheen than some shells have.
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The blue shade is called Let’s Take A Shellfie and the other is World’s Your Oyster. They’ve got an iridescent shift to them which is far more apparent in Shellfie than Oyster but if you like a light catching nail these are for you. They work better, in my view, as a shimmer shot top coat over any other colour or completely bare nails rather than coating them up on their own.
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Oyster is really beautiful and captures that mid way point between gold and silver but my preference is for the mermaid shades of Shellfie – there’s pink, lilac, green, blue and silver in there that are as light-catchy dry as they are wet. It’s the sort of thing I’d wear when I didn’t have time to do a proper nail paint but just wanted some effort to be shown! I am not that keen on metallics on toes – especially when they’re not fully opaque – I keep seeing mine at yoga (I have a gold-ish shade on them) and thinking I must take it off and put a proper colour on. Anyway, these are £11 each which seems really reasonable for something that’s so eye catching and handy. Find them HERE, non affiliate HERE. I haven’t shown the swatches because they’re just shifting grey with the light I have but what you see in the bottle is what you get on the nails – in a veil of shimmer.
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