The New Deborah Lippmann Sweets For My Sweet Limited Edition Nail Polish Set - Makeup and Beauty Blog

Deborah Lippmann Sweets For My Sweet ready ($34, limited edition, six nail polishes)

Pastel blue nails are my jam. I've had my nails painted the same shade (Sugar Fix by Sally Hansen) for about a year now, but when I saw the limited edition Sweets For My Sweet gear up, mainly that pulverization blue, My Boy Lollipop, I pretty much lost information technology.

Pastel blue is my thought of a neutral. I wear a lot of black, gray, and jewel tones, and it serves equally a uncomplicated surge of energy for whatsoever outfit. I like the way it contrasts with red lips, and I think it makes me look slightly tan.

It's a color that, in my mind, flows through every flavor. It's akin to articulate skies at the beach during bound and summertime and those chilly, but sunny, days during the colder months.

My Boy Lollipop is a couple shades lighter than my dearest Sugar Fix. For my latest mani, I painted 3 thin coats of it without a base or top glaze, and the formula lasted 4 solid days with no chipping.

Sugar Fix typically lasts me seven days without chipping, just four is still really, actually good.

For such light colors, none of the shades in this gear up streak on my nails, and each glaze dries quickly.

My favorite shades from Sweets For My Sugariness are Processed Daughter (pastel pink), All Mean solar day Sucker (pastel lavender), My Boy Lollipop (pastel blue), and Sweet Pea (pastel green).

The vi polishes in this collection look lovely together, and I've been getting a ton of compliments on my Hashemite kingdom of jordan almond-inspired manicure.

I oasis't painted my nails this many colors at the same fourth dimension since I was a kid, and I'chiliad actually loving it. It gives me shades of pastel goth, and I'g really digging the subtle shift between the shades on each boom.

Exercise you accept a colour you reach for all year, or do your tastes alter with the seasons?

Nicole Fraser-Herron

Nicole was born a red-headed fairy child and goose egg has inverse. Ditching the mountains tucked away in Eastward L.A. for the mountains in Oakland, she became a photographer with a flair for too much glitter. You tin can check out her work and follow her adventures on her website and @elephantinfantry on Instagram.

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