Aromaleigh v1’s Everlasting

Color requested by an Angel who wished to remain anonymous as part of the Aromaleigh Angels / DonorsChoose.org charity event.

Aromaleigh v1’s Calypso

<ul> <li><span class="label">Vendor:</span> <a href="http://www.aromaleigh.com" target="_blank" class="vendor">Aromaleigh v1</a></li> <li><span class="label">Availability:</span> originally released from December 2009 to February 2010 as part of Aromaleigh v1's <...

Aromaleigh v1’s Blue Skies (from now on)

Color requested by Angel Drea as part of the Aromaleigh Angels / DonorsChoose.org charity event.

BareMinerals’ Justice

EoTD: Qualities - Depression

"Depression is the child of Lethargy and Despair. She was born tired. She has always had beautiful dreams." — from The Book of Qualities by J. Ruth Gendler Part of the One Year Eyecolor Challenge (new colors used: 5)

Aromaleigh v1’s Ella Runciter

Color requested by Angel Ella Runciter as part of the Aromaleigh Angels / DonorsChoose.org charity event.

Aromaleigh v1’s Mythos collection

The “official photography” for this collection has been cleaned up and rearranged slightly - because I’m such a rabid fan of alphabetical organization. :D (Side note: while rearranging the various color-drops for this version, only two colors did not have to be moved: Hades, and Phoebe.) I had a...

EoTD: Qualities - Jealousy

"After a while, the roles Jealousy takes begin to seem shallow, dishonest, repetitive. The more upset he feels, the more loudly he denies it." — from The Book of Qualities by J. Ruth Gendler Part of the One Year Eyecolor Challenge (new colors used: 4)

EoTD: Qualities - Pain

"Pain is subtle. He has cold grey fingers. His voice is hoarse from crying and screaming." — from The Book of Qualities by J. Ruth Gendler Part of the One Year Eyecolor Challenge (new colors used: 4)

China Glaze’s Khrome collection

These colors are similar to the Romantique collection, released earlier in 2009; but the finish is brighter, more mirror-like. The colors themselves are also a smaller range, and more “metallic”: copper, gold, silver, chrome… They make excellent nail stamping polishes, dry rapidly, and are less revealing / have better coverage and spreadability...