28 January 2014

Eat Sleep Polish Gaia & Himalayan Salty Caramels

Today I have two colours from a new-to-me brand to share with you. Eat. Sleep. Polish. is a Canadian based brand who launched their first collection in November 2013 and they are quickly making a name for themselves. I know the creator, Caterina, from a Canadian beauty Facebook group and was super excited to support her new venture and give her products a try.

First, let's get the label out of the way. How stinkin' cute is this label?! I seriously love it and I'm not even a cat person. :) On to the polish...

Base coat used: essie First Base

First up, we have Gaia which is "a scattered holographic, taupe-brown, foil polish." The formula on this was good - I had no problems working with it - and the end result is stunning. Since I live in the land of ice and snow and it's dark by the time I get home I didn't have a chance to try out the holographic properties but I love it just as a shimmery foil.

Shown here is two coats of Gaia and one coat of Glisten & Glow HK Girl.

 
 
The second polish I ordered is a glitter topper called Himalayan Salty Caramels. I'm going to admit that I bought this one purely based on the name. Salt & caramel? Yes, please! This topper consists of "gold, bronze, caramel & pink glitter of various shapes and sizes" and it's lovely. I've really got a soft spot for all things bronze/caramel/brown this season and this is no exception. The base on this wasn't too thick and I didn't even need to use the dab method for placement.
 
Shown here is two easy coats of Himalayan Salty Caramels over two coats of Orly Liquid Vinyl and one coat of Gelous. 
 

I was very pleased with both of these and will definitely be purchasing more from Eat. Sleep. Polish. in the future! Their Valentine's collection is currently available for pre-order.
 
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2 comments:

  1. Ooh, I normally dislike brown polish but Gaia is so pretty! And their labels are freaking cute too.

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