It has been a long long time since I last tried any neutral nail polish(I usually just don't wear any nail polish when I am working with computer since the tip wear usually appears within hours with my typing habit) so here is one for you.Wait...do I ever do neutral nail?
Sally Hansen Maximum Growth (I think the line is revamped sometime last year) Tender Mulberry is a muted medium pink creme with a berry lean. On the nail, it appears a little darker (more berry) than the looks in the bottle and it's...a bit granny. It's still a easy-to-wear color and the formula is pretty decent (just takes a while to dry).
Sally Hansen Maximum Growth (I think the line is revamped sometime last year) Tender Mulberry is a muted medium pink creme with a berry lean. On the nail, it appears a little darker (more berry) than the looks in the bottle and it's...a bit granny. It's still a easy-to-wear color and the formula is pretty decent (just takes a while to dry).
Oo looks like a sophisticated color, haha. Loves it! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and wearable shade, love it!
ReplyDelete; w ; I love granny colors. It's a shame i'm going polishless for the next few weeks.
ReplyDeleteThis is a pretty muted color, perfect for work and feeling put together. Thanks for the swatch.
ReplyDeleteA chic, gorgeous colour, perfect for the transition to Autumn!
ReplyDeleteSomehow it looks really nice, and not granny at all, maybe because of your nice skin color. :O
ReplyDeleteCan I ask what camera you use to take your photos? I've been thinking of buying a new camera and I don't know where to start, even. :(
intoxikate:
ReplyDeleteMost of the "nice-looking" photos here in my blog are taken with sony dsc-h20 (bigger than most point and shoot because of the 10x optical zoom lens... which of course, it's not used for blogging purposes). It's a great camera (especially for shooting wild animal a distance away or something like graduation) but I wouldn't recommend it as the price has been marked up by quite a bit, from 230 dollars to over 400, by various 3rd party sellers online.
If you just need a camera for casual uses (taking pictures of friend/family/pets/beauty blogging)I think any point and shoot will do (although I personally am a sony fan) as long as you have ample amount of good /steady lighting and use all of the effective resolution it offers.
Beside H20, I also used W120 from 2008 to 2009 (then I drowned it) and a390 (a dslr but since I don't have a macro lens, I usually just use for group shots and things that are not beauty-related) since last month. I suggest you shop based on reviews and features since the newer models (when they are sold directly by the company and amazon) offer much more features for a much better price.