I've got more magnetic nail polish swatches to share with you today! Last week I tried two more colors by the Layla brand. One I loved, one I was slightly let-down about. First I tried Brown Sugar:
There were very few swatches of this one Online and it was really hard to judge if it would fit my skintone or not, so I chanced it. I'm very glad I did! I ended up loving this even though it is an unusual polish color for me. It tends to look just a bit darker, like this:
It is a very neutral brown and doesn't lean too red, too orange, or
too anything else. The silver magnetic particles really pop, and the
diagonal line design made me think of turkey feathers. I tried straight
lines on my thumbs... not bad.
The other thing that was just great about this polish was the application. This is just one coat and it was completely opaque. I didn't have any "dead" spots where the magnet didn't effect the polish, and it dried on it's own fairly quickly.
I'm going to venture to say that Layla Magneffect Brown Sugar has a lot of movement, meaning that the magnetic particles show a strong illusion of moving within the polish. The silvery lines in this were constantly shifting and changing width, disappearing and reappearing. It's a fun color to wear.
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The next polish I wore was Layla Magneffect Velvet Groove. I was hoping for a rich cool-toned burgundy red, but to me it looks mostly purple. After enjoying Nails Inc. Houses of Parliament I was hoping for something different in my collection. I did use the Nails Inc. magnet on this color, though!
The pictures show it as being more red-tinted than it looked in most lighting. A pretty color anyway, though... oh well! Hopefully another brand will come up with the perfect rich red magnetic polish. (Or Layla could just come out with more colors - that's cool with me!)
The good news about both of these colors is that they both wore well with just minor tip wear. What do you think of them?
Brown Sugar is very interesting! I like the fact that you can create different designs with Layla magnets. With Nails Inc. magnetic polishes it's only possible to get chevron pattern:(
ReplyFor sure! I tried doing the Nails Inc. magnet diagonally but then it only effected the center of my nail. Not pretty. =P
ReplyI love these magnetic polishes!
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