Showing posts with label Tony Moly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tony Moly. Show all posts
Monday, April 16, 2012
Tony Moly GT05 Jupiter
As a lover of purple nail polishes, I’m totally mesmerized by the beauty of Jupiter by Tony Moly. It’s a deep purple base with tiny purple-pink and bigger blue glitter. The formula of Jupiter is different than that of the other polishes from Galaxy collection. It’s not as “top coat hungry” as the other ones, mostly because the nail polish has less glitter.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Tony Moly GT04 Neptune
Neptune is another polish from Tony Moly Galaxy collection. It is a bright green glitter of multiple sizes. It reminded me of a Christmas tree very sparkle and green J. I used no top coat, because it wouldn't help anyways – this glitter absorbs the top coat completely.
The color is definitely beautiful, but has nothing to do with the name. Neptune (the planet) is not green at all to me, but blue instead.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Tony Moly GS10 Pinky Star
Pinky Star is a part of the Tony Moly “dupe the best” collection. I already showed you the Shooting Star swatches of the dupe for Deborah Lippmann’s Candy Shop (here).
Pinky Star is actually the only unique shade in this Tony Moly collection. It is a light peach jelly base with gold, red and pink glitter.
The formula is average. I wouldn’t say that it’s the best formula I’ve dealed with, but the application is streak-less and dry time is fast. The only problem is a brush - it is very puffy and makes it hard to apply nail polish accurately.
Pinky Star is actually the only unique shade in this Tony Moly collection. It is a light peach jelly base with gold, red and pink glitter.
The formula is average. I wouldn’t say that it’s the best formula I’ve dealed with, but the application is streak-less and dry time is fast. The only problem is a brush - it is very puffy and makes it hard to apply nail polish accurately.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Tony Moly GS09 Shooting Star ( Deborah Lippmann Candy Shop Dupe)
Yesterday I posted a short story about why I got Galaxy collection. So, today I’m showing you the reason.
Tony Moly GS09 Shooting Star is a close dupe for Deborah Lippmann's Candy Shop. The only difference is that the base color is a little paler. You can compensate it by applying a brighter pink base coat and ..Voila!...exact dupe.
I don’t know what collection is it, but there 3 polishes: Milky Way (GS08), Shooting Star (GS09) and Pinky Star (GS10). Milky Way is also a very close dupe to DL Glitter in the Aitr and Whimsical. Pinky Star, however, is quite unique.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I got these from Gmarket, for around $6-7 apiece. Unfortunately, these were unavailable on eBay at that time.
Lovely blogger Lacey from Lace & Lacquers was able to persuade one eBay seller to get and list this collection. So now, you can order it without the hassle here.
Tony Moly GS09 Shooting Star is a close dupe for Deborah Lippmann's Candy Shop. The only difference is that the base color is a little paler. You can compensate it by applying a brighter pink base coat and ..Voila!...exact dupe.
I don’t know what collection is it, but there 3 polishes: Milky Way (GS08), Shooting Star (GS09) and Pinky Star (GS10). Milky Way is also a very close dupe to DL Glitter in the Aitr and Whimsical. Pinky Star, however, is quite unique.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I got these from Gmarket, for around $6-7 apiece. Unfortunately, these were unavailable on eBay at that time.
Lovely blogger Lacey from Lace & Lacquers was able to persuade one eBay seller to get and list this collection. So now, you can order it without the hassle here.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Tony Moly GT03 Mars
Good Morning lovely Ladies!
Today I’m showing you Tony Moly GT03 Mars from Galaxy collection. I have seen Tony Moly reviews here and there, but I never was tempted enough to buy it. After I saw review of the new Tony Moly Glitters on The Polish Well blog, I immediately knew I should get them. So I additionally bought the whole Galaxy Collection..lol.
I purchase my beauties on Korean website Gmarket. To tell you the truth, I don’t understand almost 90% of what’s written there, but somehow I was able to order everything I needed and it was delivered in an excellent condition. The prices there are extremely low - around 3$ for the bottle of nail polish, but the shipping is expensive that raises the price almost twice. You can also find Tony Moly Galaxy collection on eBay. The price is $8-9 dollars depending on the seller.
Tony Moly Mars is a mix of dark brown and sparkly copper glitter. The polish is very pretty and definitely stands out. Mars was the least favorite of mine and quickly turned into one of the best polishes for me in the entire collection.
Today I’m showing you Tony Moly GT03 Mars from Galaxy collection. I have seen Tony Moly reviews here and there, but I never was tempted enough to buy it. After I saw review of the new Tony Moly Glitters on The Polish Well blog, I immediately knew I should get them. So I additionally bought the whole Galaxy Collection..lol.
I purchase my beauties on Korean website Gmarket. To tell you the truth, I don’t understand almost 90% of what’s written there, but somehow I was able to order everything I needed and it was delivered in an excellent condition. The prices there are extremely low - around 3$ for the bottle of nail polish, but the shipping is expensive that raises the price almost twice. You can also find Tony Moly Galaxy collection on eBay. The price is $8-9 dollars depending on the seller.
Tony Moly Mars is a mix of dark brown and sparkly copper glitter. The polish is very pretty and definitely stands out. Mars was the least favorite of mine and quickly turned into one of the best polishes for me in the entire collection.
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