Hi all! Thanks for sticking with me while I took my much needed mini vacay. I'm back and ready to go! Today, I've got Zoya Chloe, a flakie in a pink-tinged clear base. I'm pretty sure this is the only flakie I own. I'm not usually a big fan, but something about this one just caught my eye.
The formula on this was fantastic. Chloe goes on very smoothly. As always, I am showing you Chloe in her natural state so you can see what it actually looks like. In case you were wondering, I have a reason for doing this. Most of the time, people will swatch polishes that were meant to be layered. Makes sense, right? However, I always wonder just what the base actually looks like, how opaque it is, what the glitter/flakies look like without the influence of another color, etc. So, I find it helpful to see what it actually looks like on its own. This also helps me decide whether or not I really want it, or how similar it is to what I already have. Then, I show it over white and black, so you have an idea of how it looks layered over a light and dark color. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.
Below, you are looking at Chloe, from left to right, in one coat, two coats, one coat over white (OPI Alpine Snow), and one coat over black (ChG Liquid Leather).
Over white, Chloe adds a tinge of pink, and the flakies appear pink and purple with flashes of orange, which I couldn't pick up well on camera.
And here is the one coat over black from different angles. Over black, Chloe flashes green and orange.
SH Double Duty and SV as base and top.
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