FACE Stockholm Thea is a linear, pale green holographic polish. It is absolutely gorgeous. It’s not a new color in the world of holos, but it is still spectacular.

Pictured above is two thin coats with no topcoat. However, adding topcoat does not make it any less linear than what is pictured above.

Wear time for this bad boy is fantastic. You get the awesome linear-ness of GOSH Holographic without the horrible wear time. I spent a day typing at my computer with no chips, and two days of rock climbing with okay wear. Some chipping due to the abrasion on rocks, but nothing terrible like chipping within 10 minutes from washing my hair.

Thea is one of six new holographics released recently by FACE Stockholm. Thea and the other holographics retail for $16 each and are available via their website.

This was sent to me for review.

Shimmer Polish Vanessa is an absolutely gorgeous and ridiculously dense, rainbow, multi-glitter topcoat. Pictured above is one coat.

I can’t rave enough about this one. It’s absolutely stellar. My favorite Shimmer color to date!

Vanessa and other Shimmer Polish colors are available via Etsy for $12 each. Cindy is an absolute sweetheart.

This was sent to me for review.

Happy Friday! Today I have Emily de Molly It’s Complicated. This polish is anything but. Complex, maybe, but not complicated. It’s absolutely gorgeous!

It’s Complicated is a white jelly polish with black hexagonal and shard glitter, purple hexagonal glitter, and holographic-y translucent hexagonal glitter.

Pictured above are three thin coats. It’s Complicated applied like a dream… ridiculously smoothly and easily. I didn’t have much trouble with needing to fish out glitters. Dry time was great.

Emily de Molly is available through her Etsy page (but only if you’re in Australia!) for about $12 USD or through Llarowe ($13 USD),  Shoppe Ecclecticco ($15 USD), or Norway Nails (NOK159). A bit pricy, but well worth it in my opinion. Especially if you’re a sucker for white jellies.

Sheswai Ladylike is a lovely, lovely rosy pink creme with bits of silver shimmer dispersed throughout. I’m not really a pink person, but this one, I absolutely love. Ladylike is new for spring 2013, along with Dig It and For Real.

This polish had great coverage. Pictured above is two thin coats. You probably could get away with just one thick coat with a steady hand. Just gorgeous.

Sheswai Ladylike and the rest of the spring 2013 lacquers are available via Sheswai and Beauty Sage for $16.

This was sent to me for review.

Sheswai For Real is a lovely, nude, pastel creme for spring 2013. I am usually a pretty big fan of nudes, but this one was just okay. It’s a little chalky for my tastes, unlike their other nudes.

Pictured above is two thin coats. I probably could have waited a wee bit longer, as I do have a bald spot on one finger.

Regardless, Sheswai lacquers are awesome. The bottles have cute little wooden caps to reduce the use of plastic and decrease plastic in landfills. It’s a fun, eco-friendly little touch. Sheswai For Real and other lacquers are available via Sheswai and Beauty Sage for $16. Definitely a brand worth supporting.

This was sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Femme Bot is a super sparkly pink foil from Rainbow Honey’s new Robot Collection. Femme Bot is extremely saturated and bright as all heck.

Like the rest of the collection, it is on the thicker side, but still manageable. Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand.

This is Rainbow Honey Femme Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Femme Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Femme Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 each on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot is a super sparkly deep blue foil from Rainbow Honey’s new Robot Collection. Skyward Bot is my most favorite out of this collection. It’s a super saturated deep blue. The lighting washes it out a bit, but it is super gorgeous.

Like Bitty Love Bot, Lucky Bot & Dusty Bot, it is on the thicker side, but still manageable. Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand.

This is Rainbow Honey Skyward Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Skyward Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Skyward Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 each on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot is a super sparkly icy blue foil from Rainbow Honey’s new Robot Collection. Like Lucky Bot & Dusty Bot, it is on the thicker side, but still manageable.

Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand.

This is Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Bitty Love Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 each on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Lucky Bot is a super sparkly minty green foil from Rainbow Honey’s new Robot Collection. Like Dusty Bot, it is on the thicker side, but still manageable.

Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand. Absolutely gorgeous, even if it does give me some lobster hands.

This is Rainbow Honey Lucky Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Lucky Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Lucky Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 each on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Dusty Bot is a sparkly lavender foil. It’s super reflective with great coverage. A little bit on the thicker side, but very manageable.

Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand. Absolutely gorgeous.

This is Rainbow Honey Dusty Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Dusty Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Dee nailed it with Dusty Bot. Dusty Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.