Revlon Royal stamped with Zoya Yummy

Zoya Yummy was so fun to stamp, what a great bright cream to work with.  I used my new 2012 Cheeky stamping plates, so many different designs to choose from!  I started off with 3 coats of Revlon Royal, and stamped with a single coat of Zoya Yummy.  Just make sure if you are stamping, you let dry before you apply the top coat so it doesn't streak.

Revlon Royal

What a gorgeous bright blue jelly!  Revlon Royal was a real treat to wear, and a great base for nail art.  It is a jelly, so it isn't totally opaque.  This is 3 coats of Royal, and you can still see a bit of visible nail line.  For a jelly, it applied relatively easy, however removal was a little more difficult.  My fingers has a blue tint to them for a few days!

China Glaze Sea Spray with Revlon Whimsical

Natural Light

China Glaze Sea Spray is a beautiful muted dusty blue.  If you look close enough you can see a slight pearly shimmer, but you have to catch it in the right light.  Sea Spray is a little thicker than I like, and I will probably add a little thinner to it.  This is 2 coats of China Glaze Sea Spray with 1 coat of nubar Diamont.

I did Sea Spray specifically as a base for another color.  My friend Bridget was asking about Revlon Whimsical, which I just happened to pick up.  Revlon Whimsical is a mix of silver, pink and blue hexagonal glitter, with a few pieces of tiny blue glitter in a very sheer creamy blue base.  I personally think it is probably too sheer to be worn alone and prefer the look over a pastel base.  This was 1 thick coat of Whimsical over the combination above.

Revlon Popular

Revlon Popular, a re-release of Revlon Starry Pink, is a light pale pink creme with small round and larger hexagonal silver glitter suspended.   You don't really see the silver in the glitter, it looks more white when it is applied.  The way the glitter is layered in all the coats it looks almost 3 dimensional.  This is 3 coats of Revlon Popular with 1 coat of nubar Diamont.