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Quick Review: M&S Autograph Ultimate Wear Nail Colour in Purple.

Left taken under halogen lights at night after application | Right taken under natural day light after one week.

Design: This is a lovely creamy purple with slight raspberry tones in natural light.

Use: Two coats till opaque, I gave it a third for luck. Dries well, although a good top coat will help reduce scoring and prevent chipping.

Verdict: I really love this polish, I've worn it for a week now and despite my flaky nails coming apart beneath it its still holding up amazingly well,! As you can see from the above picture theres only minimal tip wear (did I mention I've been wearing this for a week? That's ridiculously good!). I've had some really lovely comments whilst wearing this and am reluctant to take it off. Definitely going into regular wear pile*!

Available exclusively at Marks & Spencers from what I can tell so why not treat yourself next time you're getting your £10 dinner for two!

*Probably best to note that my regular wear pile is getting so big its hard to wear anything too regularly lol


*This Sample was sent for review but all thoughts are my own*


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