So I was approached a little while ago to see if I wanted to try out some Smith and Cult polishes and of course I said yes ! I had already seen my nail pal Doni's review of them and I was keen to try them out for myself (you can check out Doni's blog here).
Firstly, the Smith and Cult website is amazing. It's got very cool graphics and their product range looks very wide and nicely presented. Go and check it out !
In terms of the bottles, I love their design. They're circular with a dented gold cap - very fancy. The polish has an exclusive 8-free formula and the shades I received to review are Kundalini Hustle and Bang The Dream.
I found that the large gold cap made it a little tricky to paint with as it's quite heavy. However I realised that you can actually detach the cap to reveal a thinner cap and this makes it much easier to paint with. I also found that taking good photos with the circular bottles quite a challenge (#nailbloggerstruggles) but that doesn't detract from their overall amazingness at all.
Kundalini Hustle
This shade is a super bright and vivid red that will turn heads when you wear it ! The formula was great and it was opaque in three thin coats.
Bang The Dream
This shade is a dark dark grey that's almost black. It's got a stunning shimmer running through it and this gives it great dimension. This one needed a third coat for opacity and I can see myself reaching for this on cooler days. The colour is much nicer in person, sadly the lighting here doesn't reflect it's true beauty.
I really loved these polishes and I look forward to possibly trying some more out in the future. The polishes retail for $18 each and can be purchased directly from their website (http://www.smithandcult.com/nailed-lacquer.html)
Have you tried Smith and Cult polishes before? Let me know down below !
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Firstly, the Smith and Cult website is amazing. It's got very cool graphics and their product range looks very wide and nicely presented. Go and check it out !
In terms of the bottles, I love their design. They're circular with a dented gold cap - very fancy. The polish has an exclusive 8-free formula and the shades I received to review are Kundalini Hustle and Bang The Dream.
I found that the large gold cap made it a little tricky to paint with as it's quite heavy. However I realised that you can actually detach the cap to reveal a thinner cap and this makes it much easier to paint with. I also found that taking good photos with the circular bottles quite a challenge (#nailbloggerstruggles) but that doesn't detract from their overall amazingness at all.
Kundalini Hustle
This shade is a super bright and vivid red that will turn heads when you wear it ! The formula was great and it was opaque in three thin coats.
Bang The Dream
This shade is a dark dark grey that's almost black. It's got a stunning shimmer running through it and this gives it great dimension. This one needed a third coat for opacity and I can see myself reaching for this on cooler days. The colour is much nicer in person, sadly the lighting here doesn't reflect it's true beauty.
I really loved these polishes and I look forward to possibly trying some more out in the future. The polishes retail for $18 each and can be purchased directly from their website (http://www.smithandcult.com/nailed-lacquer.html)
Have you tried Smith and Cult polishes before? Let me know down below !
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