There’s something new happening in Nail-land.
80 years after Charles Revson created the first ever opaque nail enamel for Revlon, transparent shades have made a come-back.
Inspired by the juicy, tropical hues of high summer (think sticky Calippo lollies and melting mango Frappucinos), traditional varnish has gone glossy.
Make room in your life for sheer nail colour.
These high-shine colours can be used alone or over a matching (or mis-matching if you dare) shade for an ultra-shiny finish. Try Bourjois 1 Second Nail Enamel in Glossy Grenadine Tonic, £5.99, and the Juicy Sheers duo from Nails Inc, £11 each. Finish with a generous coat of Orly Polyshield, £10.40 to lock in your shine.
Jump in the nail-gloss trend – it’s here to stay!
BB x
80 years after Charles Revson created the first ever opaque nail enamel for Revlon, transparent shades have made a come-back.
Inspired by the juicy, tropical hues of high summer (think sticky Calippo lollies and melting mango Frappucinos), traditional varnish has gone glossy.
Make room in your life for sheer nail colour.
These high-shine colours can be used alone or over a matching (or mis-matching if you dare) shade for an ultra-shiny finish. Try Bourjois 1 Second Nail Enamel in Glossy Grenadine Tonic, £5.99, and the Juicy Sheers duo from Nails Inc, £11 each. Finish with a generous coat of Orly Polyshield, £10.40 to lock in your shine.
Jump in the nail-gloss trend – it’s here to stay!
BB x
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