Forever Polished - Spring Time Dreams

Hi! I got a Forever Polished lacquer for you today, whoohoo! I'll be showing you Spring Time Dreams.

Spring Time Dreams is a purple jelly packed with irridescent bar glitter and small warm pink glitter. I layered two coats over essie Lilacism. 

It applied like a dream and drying time was pretty good. It doesn't require any fishing or dabbing or anything else, so it's super easy to work with.

You can buy your own Forever Polished lacquer here. They are 15ml/0.5OZ and they sell for $8. You can keep up with FP on Facebook!



Forever Polished lacquer was sent to me for my honest review.

Essie Lilacism + Stripe-y pattern

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! So, this is how nail art-y I can get at the moment. Things are still a bit busy, but that will change prettypretty quick. Hopefully that means: more time for nail art!

When I was wearing this manicure, a girl at the bus station asked me if I did it myself, because she really liked it. I was like: ohhhh yesyesyes *gigglegiggle*, thank you! And that, ladies and gentlemen, made my entire week!

Products used:
Essie - Lilacism
Only You - White French
Nail art brush from Born Pretty Store
Essence - Top Sealer

 I have some pretty exciting things coming up, so stay tuned for that. For those of you who want to have a sneaky peaky, check out Cadillacquer's Facebookpage! (and like it!)

Aqmore Nail Polish

Aqmore is water-based nail polish brand: it contains no irritating organic solvents like acetone, toluene or formaldehyde and it doesn't have a nail polish-y smell. You do not need acetone to remove this polish: you simply soak your nails in warm water, and you can peel it off easily.

I got this beautiful lavender polish to show you. It glided on so easily and it was opaque in only 2 thin layers! I did not really know what to expect from water-based polishes, but I definitely didn't expect this!

Shown above is the glitter topper I got over the gorgeous lavender shade. It's holograppphhhiic yay! As the suspension base is water-based too, the glitter sinks to the bottom. Just give the bottle a few good shakes and you're good to go!

Aqmore was available at Uniqso, but they stopped carrying it and they are now mostly focused on circle lenses. So if you're into that, don't hesitate to visit their website!


Polishes were provided by Uniqso for my honest review.

Max Factor Fantasy Fire

A while (MONTHS) ago Kruidvat started selling the Max Factor polishes again and they had (and still have) Fantasy Fire. I was like 'yay yay yay yay yay' and went to the store as fast as I could and picked up a bottle. Yep, just one bottle. So let's move on and let the pictures to the talking.

 

Shown above is 2 coats of Fantasy fire over Essence Passion for Fashion.

 

Fantasy Fire is definitely one of those polishes you have to own. It is a dupe for Clarins 230, but you'll only pay a fraction of the cost.

Fantasy Fire is available in Kruidvat in Belgium and in The Netherlands and sells for €4,99 (not sure, woops!).

What do you think is the best base colour for Fantasy Fire?