Dollieclaws: Crelly

Blue-eyed Girl

Happy Sunday! How was your weekend? Mine has been pretty fun. Instead of sleeping in on Saturday, I went out with my friends. All thats left to do is homework... and a blog post, which, I know I shouldn't prioritize over homework, but I still do, hehe.

Here is a swatch of Blue-Eyed Girl by Kleancolor. This polish has a beautiful indigo blue base (it looks quite dark in the bottle but it actually isn't) with medium sized light blue hexagon glitter and tiny light blue hexagon glitter. The amount of glitter suspended in the base is quite good, it wasnt too chunky to apply. Picture below is 2 coats + top coat. If you manage to get this beauty even in one coat, it could actually work as a jelly.

And a macro shot, I cannot get enough of this.

And of course, after a few days had passed, I needed to add something on top. A little bit of stamping and studs can give you a whole different look in less than 20 minutes.

A little bit of a nail-fail moment - I stamped the triangle pattern with silver stamping polish, and the base sort of stained the silver, not really mad about that though.

Products used:
Orly Bonder base coat
Kleancolor Blue-eyed Girl (blue crelly base)
Silver triangle studs
Nail Glue
Bornprettystore stamping plate BP-111
Bornprettystore Stamping Polish no. 2 (silver)
Clear Jelly Stamper
Seche Vite top coat

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In Crelly, Swatches

Golden Rose No Name Crelly

I really love crellies for two reasons: the multi-dimensional look of the glitter that is submerged in the creme base and most importantly... the glitter look with less of a hassle when you remove it.

Golden Rose Jolly Jewels (I really love how that sounds) 110 contains red hexagon and tiny black hexagon glittter suspended in a grey toned off white base. No visible nail line in two coats. The amount of glitter in the base is spot on, there isn't too much of it, which can sometimes make a crelly/jelly polish hard to apply.

Bottleshot, I feel like this is one of my best bottleshot hand poses. I can never get the hand pose like I want it to be.

And lets not forget about the macro shot.

Do you own anything similar to this polish? Let me know in the comments below!

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In Crelly, Rival de Loop

Rival de Loop Cookies&Dream

I just can't leave a drugstore without a new polish in my posession. This time, I got a new nail polish from a brand called Rival de Loop, I don't have a lot of products from the brand, but as far as I know, they cater very affordable products,

1 coat, in my opinion, it definitely requires 2 coats to be fully opaque.