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Plain Old Polish: Santee Beach Yellow

You know you're a nail polish addict when friends start posting nail pictures they want you to try on your facebook wall or they start gifting you bottles of nail polish for your birthday or they just randomly buy you a brand you've never tried out. Well this bottle of polish came to me in the last category.


I've seen this brand around but never ventured to try (China Glaze snob, I suppose). My boyfriend's sister bought me 3 bottles and this was the first one I tried since it's a gorgeous colour in the bottle. Now after two coats it was still not fully opaque so you can still see my nail lines but the colour is very vibrant. The only other thing that made this polish a bit fussy was the thinner and a bit runny consistency of the formula.




You guessed it! It's called Beach Yellow. The only other bright yellow in my stash is from China Glaze called Sunshine Pop. Either way the moral of the story is still to branch out and see what interesting nail polish finds awaits you.


Happy Polishing!
XOXO
Naomi

Comments

  1. I have this one. I got it a few months ago in my own "branching out" phase. Its a nice color but im not fond of the consistency. Btw I got the la girl disorder omg its gorgeous. la girl will be geting alot of business from me thanks to you!

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    1. Oh yes I'm not found of the consistency but do like the colour. I'm really into the metal polishes from LA Girl, try some of those as well! Enjoy

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  2. It came out lovely on your nails,I've tried their matte colors before but it usually comes out streaky on me so I prefer their shimmery colors.. you really did an amazing job!

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    1. Thanks Ana! I dont even know where to get these since they were gifted to me. Where do you get yours?

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  3. What a beautiful color! :)

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  4. Beautiful yellow that looks great on you!

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