Like I've said, there's quite a few pinks in the China Glaze City Flourish collection so I thought I'll do a comparison between them, and with some others!
China Glaze Peonies & Park Ave vs China Glaze Strike A Rose
China Glaze Strike A Rose: Middle Finger, Pinky
China Glaze Peonies & Park Ave: Index Finger, Ring Finger
The difference between these 2 is quite obvious, Strike A Rose is creamy with shimmers while Peonies & Park Ave is just neon.
Strike A Rose is also darker, slightly magenta.
China Glaze Strike A Rose vs China Glaze Thistle Do Nicely
China Glaze Peonies & Park Ave: Index Finger, Ring Finger
China Glaze Thistle Do Nicely: Middle Finger, Pinky
Both of these 2 polishes are bright neons with Peonies & Park Ave more pink with a hint of rose, while Thistle Do Nicely is more coral.
China Glaze Peonies & Park Ave vs China Glaze Heat Index
China Glaze Peonies & Park Ave: Index Finger, Ring Finger
China Glaze Heat Index: Middle Finger, Pinky
So I've found a dupe!(almost). Peonies & Park Ave is most likely just the creme version of China Glaze Heat Index.
Heat Index is just a teeny bit brighter and of course sheer, but I think that's just due to the difference in finishing. My boyfriend couldn't tell that they're 2 different polishes until I told him so I think we can safely say they're actually the same color here!
China Glaze Thistle Do Nicely vs China Glaze Shell-O
China Glaze Shell-O: Index Finger, Ring Finger
China Glaze Thistle Do Nicely: Middle Finger, Pinky
Another almost dupe here between China Glaze Thistle Do Nicely and China Glaze Shell-O.
You can also tell from the pictures that Shell-O is brighter and shinier. Again, I think is due to the jelly finishing of Shell-O.
The colors are nice, but I would definitely prefer the Jellies from the Neons On The Shore collection compared to these creme ones.
I seriously hope China Glaze would come up with some new colors rather than taking the same colors and put them in different formulas. I feel kind of cheated. :(
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Monday, March 3, 2014
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Comparison: China Glaze At Vase Value
China Glaze At Vase Value is a pale minty aqua creme polish that looks blue besides a green, and looks green besides a blue. Go figure.
For today's comparison, I'll be doing China Glaze's At Vase Value vs the following:
China Glaze Re-fresh Mint
China Glaze Aquadelic
Essie Borrowed & Blue
China Glaze At Vase Value vs China Glaze Re-fresh Mint
China Glaze At Vase Value: Middle Finger, Pinky
China Glaze Re-fresh Mint: Index Finger, Ring Finger
Placed beside China Glaze Re-fresh Mint, which is a pure light mint green, At Vase Value is looking totally light sky blue here.
China Glaze At Vase Value vs China Glaze Aquadelic
China Glaze At Vase Value: Middle Finger, Pinky
China Glaze Aquadelic: Index Finger, Ring Finger
My swatch looked a little too blue here, both of them are actually slightly teal with Aquadelic being more green.
China Glaze At Vase Value vs Essie Borrowed & Blue
China Glaze At Vase Value: Middle Finger, Pinky
Essie Borrowed & Blue: Index Finger, Ring Finger
Surprisingly, this is actually the closest comparison I can get for At Vase Value. Placed beside Essie Borrowed & Blue, a pale baby blue, the green in At Vase Value finally managed to show through.
China Glaze At Vase Value is certainly becoming my favorite creme blue to use. Such a pretty & unique color!
Someone did commented on one of my posts that At Vase Value is actually the aqua blue version of Essie Mint Candy Apple, but I don't have that polish to compare with. So you have that one, please do a comparison for us! :)
For today's comparison, I'll be doing China Glaze's At Vase Value vs the following:
China Glaze Re-fresh Mint
China Glaze Aquadelic
Essie Borrowed & Blue
China Glaze At Vase Value vs China Glaze Re-fresh Mint
China Glaze At Vase Value: Middle Finger, Pinky
China Glaze Re-fresh Mint: Index Finger, Ring Finger
Placed beside China Glaze Re-fresh Mint, which is a pure light mint green, At Vase Value is looking totally light sky blue here.
China Glaze At Vase Value vs China Glaze Aquadelic
China Glaze At Vase Value: Middle Finger, Pinky
China Glaze Aquadelic: Index Finger, Ring Finger
My swatch looked a little too blue here, both of them are actually slightly teal with Aquadelic being more green.
China Glaze At Vase Value vs Essie Borrowed & Blue
China Glaze At Vase Value: Middle Finger, Pinky
Essie Borrowed & Blue: Index Finger, Ring Finger
Surprisingly, this is actually the closest comparison I can get for At Vase Value. Placed beside Essie Borrowed & Blue, a pale baby blue, the green in At Vase Value finally managed to show through.
China Glaze At Vase Value is certainly becoming my favorite creme blue to use. Such a pretty & unique color!
Someone did commented on one of my posts that At Vase Value is actually the aqua blue version of Essie Mint Candy Apple, but I don't have that polish to compare with. So you have that one, please do a comparison for us! :)
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Comparison: China Glaze In A Lily Bit vs Light As Air vs OPI Rumple's Wiggin
Okay, I know I've said that I would be doing comparisons for the China Glaze City Flourish collection, but I'm kinda busy these days.. So I'll be doing them one by one so if I dont have time to do all of them, at least I'll have some up.
So here's the first comparisons, it's for China Glaze In A Lily Bit!
Once I saw China Glaze In A Lily, I immediately wondered how it compares to China Glaze Light As Air.. so here it is!
China Glaze In A Lily Bit: Middle Finger, Pinky
China Glaze Light As Air: Index Finger, Ring Finger
They're both light pinkish purple, but China Glaze Light As Air is a more dusty purple, while China Glaze In A Lily Bit is brighter and more pink.
And of course, we can't miss out OPI Rumple's Wiggin.
China Glaze In A Lily Bit: Middle Finger, Pinky
OPI Rumple's Wiggin: Index Finger, Ring Finger
OPI Rumple's Wiggin is actually quite similar to China Glaze In A Lily Bit, but just a shade more purple.
I haven't been using my OPIs for awhile and I must say I really love OPI's pro-wide brush!. Totally no clean-up for OPI and check out how nicely curved it is!
So that's all for China Glaze In A Lily Bit. Let me know if this is helpful! :)
So here's the first comparisons, it's for China Glaze In A Lily Bit!
| China Glaze In A Lily Bit vs China Glaze Light As Air |
Once I saw China Glaze In A Lily, I immediately wondered how it compares to China Glaze Light As Air.. so here it is!
China Glaze In A Lily Bit: Middle Finger, Pinky
China Glaze Light As Air: Index Finger, Ring Finger
| China Glaze In A Lily Bit vs China Glaze Light As Air |
| China Glaze In A Lily Bit vs OPI Rumple's Wiggin |
China Glaze In A Lily Bit: Middle Finger, Pinky
OPI Rumple's Wiggin: Index Finger, Ring Finger
| China Glaze In A Lily Bit vs OPI Rumple's Wiggin |
I haven't been using my OPIs for awhile and I must say I really love OPI's pro-wide brush!. Totally no clean-up for OPI and check out how nicely curved it is!
So that's all for China Glaze In A Lily Bit. Let me know if this is helpful! :)
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