Moving on from the mystery of this polish, it is very lovely. It has great formulation to it, thin, but still very pigmented, making it almost a one coat wonder, which we love! I thought perhaps that there might be some issues with the consistency of these polishes because of their low price but I was delightfully wrong, and it paints on beautifully!
It's a lovely, almost pinky lilac shade, which is nice if you want a bit of pink on the nails without feeling like it's a little too "Barbie". Overall, excluding not knowing what it's actually called, I'd say this was a very good buy, especially when you consider that the RRP for a Nail Inc polish is around £11 per polish, and the individual polish price from the collection I bought, works out at around £3.60.
If you have any idea what this polish is actually called, pop a comment below! Will review the rest over the coming days! Xxx.
Gutted!
ReplyDeleteI bought this out of TK Maxx and just assumed that the Nails Inc were ok, I did notice that the Essie collections were misnamed but I had hoped that the Nails Inc were ok!
That aside, I spotted this post a couple of days ago http://elanorsnails.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Nails%20Inc - perhaps Devonshire Row is the correct name?
Well the names might be ok and just old collections but I wasn't 100% sure, but that does look super similar, it may well be Devonshire Row! Thanks for the link :) x
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely Marble Arch. Devonshire Row is a little darker and more violet. It's one of my favorite Nails Inc. polishes!
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