Liquidus Nail Gloss Spring Collection Review and Discount Code!

Today I thrilled to be able to review three amazing polishes from Liquidus Nail Gloss' Spring Collection! (and still continuing my Indie month!) Check out the 100% biodegradable packaging that Danielle uses! I love the slogan of "enjoy some fingernail fashion with a clear conscience). How awesome is that!

First up we have a bottle (and macro bottle shot) of Amethyst. Most of Liquidus' polishes are based on rocks and minerals. Obviously this is inspired by the mineral Amethyst. And it is a perfect spring color!

Here is one coat of Amethyst. This is a purple polish with a pink shimmer. There is so much awesome pink shimmer that sometimes it even seemed to be duochrome! This is taken with a flash.

Here is two coats of Amethyst. This polish applied like a dream! So smooth and easy! I love it! And the color!? So Spring-y and Easter-y! Can't go wrong!

Next up is Moonstone (bottle and macro bottle shot). Ok, my first thought was hello Cinderella color! Hahaha! I love it! It is inspired by the iridescent blueish gemstone, Moonstone. Also has some micro holographic glitter!

One coat of Moonstone here and my camera is already wiggin' out over the gorgeousness of this polish. Look at how it glows! So icy and fresh! This is taken with a flash.

Two coats of Moonstone just increases the depth and glow of this polish! Again, the polish applied wonderfully! No issues! Such an awesome Spring color!

And last but not least, Stichtite (bottle and macro bottle shot). I got excited for all of these polishes but especially excited for this one! This one is so unique in my collection, I love it! It is inspired by the mineral Stichtite that has lime and purple flecks.

Here is a picture of Stichtite, because I was curious as to what it was! :)

Here is a layer skittle of Stichtite. (l-r) Four coats, 3 coats, 2 coats, 1 coat. This is a totally build-able jelly! As you can see the green base just gets more awesome as it builds! And you know what? No glitter fishing what so ever! Bah! I love it! It has some hex and square glitter too! Win!

Here is one coat of Liquidus Stichtite over China Glaze Def Defying. Just look at all that glitter! So much fun and so perfect for spring!

Wow! This collection is amazing! The formula fabulous! There are two more in the Spring line. A full size polish costs $9 where a mini is $6.

And guess what! Danielle has sent me a discount code for you my lovely Owlet readers! Just use GeekyOwl10off to get 10% off on your purchase over at Liquidus Nail Gloss etsy shop. This code is good for 10 days from today, so act fast! :)

*The product in this post was sent to me for review and contains my honest opinion and are completely my own opinion.*  

Liquidus Nail Gloss Review: Pyrite, Lapis, Peanut Wood

So today I get the chance to review three amazing polishes from a new Indie polish brand!

Liquidus Nail Gloss

Where nature meets nail polish.

Liquidus is where crystal meets liquid, where trends meet fashion, where nature meets nail polish. Geology runs in my family so all of our nail polishes are inspired by rocks, gems, and minerals. We hand mix and hand pour every bottle to ensure each one meets our standards. All of our nail polishes are 3-Free (free from Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP), Formaldehyde and Toluene). And all of our nail polishes ship in ecofriendly packages that can be composted and are 100% biodegradable.

Enjoy some fingernail fashion with a clear conscience!

Here is a photos of how her polishes come wrapped! Love it!
 

Let's take a look at the polishes:

 

First up is Liquidus Pyrite. I love Danielle's description of this: "Inspired by the metallic mineral Pyrite. Don't be fooled by this polishes seemingly gold color - the polish changes slightly in the light with hues of green and yellow shimmering through." Her description is spot on! I love this type of polish, the color is amazing!

Here is one coat of Liquidus Pyrite. A bit sheer. But look at the color and the shine! It is a bit streaky but that is normal for a metallic polish. I had no problems with the application of this polish! :)

Here is two coats of Liquidus Pyrite. Opaque in two coats. Look at the shimmer in it! Gorgeous! Love these gold-green polishes, my favorite color! :)

Next up is Lapis. A lovely blue jelly with flakies! "Inspired by the ultramarine blue of the gemstone Lapis. This polish has a jelly like wear and just like the gemstone has blue flakies that shimmer in the light." 

Here is one coat of Pyrite Lapis. A true jelly! You can see some of the flakies hitting the light. This polish applied perfectly, just like a normal jelly.

Here is two coats. Still a a sheer jelly! Can't wait to try this in a jelly sandwich! I love this blue, it is so bright and happy!

This is in indirect sun (kind of cloudy today) so show some of the flakies. Check out my index finger and the flakies that are glowing. In real life the flakies really did shine and glow. But they were a bit camera shy -- sad day! (took a ton of pictures and they just didn't want to play with my camera at all!)

Next we have Liquidus Peanut Wood. I love this one! Don't get me wrong, I love the others too, but something about this one......so unique in my collection! "Inspired by the brown and white speckled petrified wood, Peanut Wood, this polish is similar to its namesake; a brown matte with two sizes of white flakes."

Here is one coat of Liquid Peanut Wood. It is sheer but that's ok, let's bring on some more! :)

Bam! Two coats of Liquidus Peanut Wood. This is the money shot! Wow. I love this! A brown polish with white square glitter? What's not to love? :) Not only does it look like actual peanut wood, but it reminds me of hot chocolate and marshmallows! :)

This is a picture of peanut wood. Very cool huh!

I really love the theme of this brand. Geology theme-based is so awesome...think of all the possibilities! Can't wait to see what else Liquidus will create!

Go over to her Etsy shop and check out the other amazing polishes that Liquidus has to offer! (click name to be sent to her shop).

*The product in this post was sent to me for review and contains my honest opinion and are completely my own opinion.*