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A nail lovers gift idea from me featuring E.L.F

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I have a problem. I simply do not have enough nail polish....

Ok that's a blatant lie but I do have very few Jewel tones in my collection and this set of 14 polishes for £15 from E.L.F came at the perfect time. 

At time of purchase they were doing a special offer on orders over £30 so for £20 I got this and some others lovelies I can't talk about (santa's secret!) 

Below I have swatched each polish with only 1 coat and the quality is amazing considering I got them for less than a £1 each! Every colour was fast drying, opaque in 1 coat and the glitters were jam packed and smooth to the touch so no need for top coat! 
L-R: Desert Haze | Glamour Girl | Gold Star (layered over Desert Haze)
L-R: Blushing Beauty | Taupe Of The World (now you know what Taupe is)| Smoky Brown 
L-R: Misty Haze (this will replace my much used Barry M Grey)| Dazzle Diva | Chic Confetti 
L-R: Red-y or Not | Cherry Bomb | Violet Velvet
L-R: Green Machine (this is the perfect green!) | Sea Escape

They're not massively long lasting without the aid of a top but given the price that's not a huge issue.

Mucho impressed!



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  1. The Red Dutchess2 December 2013 at 17:55

    I didn't think ELF products would be as good, but they seem to be. You've me converted. x

    http://www.thereddutchess.com/

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