China Glaze- Street Chic

China glaze is my favorite brand of nail polish that I discovered this year. They have a wide range of colours and the consistency of the formula is easy to work with.

Street Chic 997 is a dark brown crème colour that was launched in their Fall Metro collection 2011. The colour is very opaque so that just one application can give you an intense colour but I used 2 coats to get the opacity I wanted. The formula is easy to work with and I had no problems with its application onto my nails.

Do I like it, love it, leave it or it’s just OK: Verdict- I love it. Street chic is an interesting colour and works well with most outfits. China glaze does not disappoint.

Price & Where to get this??? Wonderful world at $32 TT. Online shoppers at www.chinaglaze.com. Happy Shopping Dolls!

XOXO

From your China Doll

in T'dad

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