Maybelline Colour Show Nail Polish Review

Everything Beauty, Hand/Nails, Reviews By Sep 12, 2015

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These have been available for quite some time now, in fact since May already. For some reason I kept neglecting trying them and now I am kicking myself. I am absolutely loving this range and have found my holy grail red nail polish dupe among the collection. The Maybelline Colour Show Nail Polish range retails at only R49,95 each.

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From left to right:
– Park Avenue Pink which to my eyes is more of a red than a pink. It is 99% the same shade as the now discontinued Essie Exotic Liras which was my Holy Grail red nail polish so I am beyond ecstatic to have found this polish.
– Violet Vogue is a really beautiful chic shade and the coverage is amazing. One coat is all that is required but I did swatch two coats.
– Black Magic is an onyx glitter shade that looks incredible over white nail polish as well as black. The glitter flakes are quite large so they make a statement.
– Canal Street Coral is a creamy peach shade and one which I have been wearing an awful lot this spring as it is such so soft and pretty.
-Teal Reveal is the only shade that I have not been that charmed by. It’s a very fine shimmer that looks nice over certain shades but isn’t “wow” to me. More of a subtle accent nail polish.
-Manhattan Midnight is a really, really dark blue in fact it is almost black but has a hint of deep blue to it. Really an on-trend colour no matter what the season is this is a big shade for 2015.

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– Sidewalk Strut looks quite boring in the bottle but once applied a touch of beige is more prevalent and provides a lovely warmth to this grey shade.
– Broadway Blues is the the perfect cobalt blue. This shade just makes me think of summer and I know I’ll be wearing it often once I have a bit more of tan to off-set it a bit.
– Pink Party Dress is another shimmer shade but this one I actually really like. You can’t quite get the full effect on the swatch but when painted over black it looks truly amazing and the copper tones come out more.