As usually happens when your NP collection gets to a reasonable size, I've noticed I'm starting to get a few duplicates.
So, I thought I would share these with you - can you tell the difference?
Models Prefer - Skinny Leg Jean and Savvy - Flaming Blue are both mid-dark blue polishes with a deep green flecked/shimmer on top:
Index (Finger): Skinny Leg Jean
Middle: Savvy - Flaming Blue
Ring: Skinny Leg Jean
Pinky: Flaming Blue
Orly - Gorgeous and Perma Nail No. 22 are shimmery fushia polishes with a slight blue tinge. This is a sentimental one for me as No. 22 was the colour I wore on my nails when I got married (and I also celebrated my wedding anniversary this week just passed):
Index: No. 22
Middle: Gorgeous
Ring: No. 22
Pinky: Gorgeous
Rimmel - Blue My Mind and Essence - Passion for Fashion are mid-dark purple polishes, and even though the Rimmel is named "Blue", it's definitely more in the purple category:
Index: Blue My Mind
Middle: Passion for Fashion
Ring: Blue My Mind
Pinky: Passion for Fashion
Sally Hansen - Flirt and Savvy - Sangria are both dark maroon shimmer polishes:
Index: Sangria
Middle: Flirt
Ring: Sangria
Pinky: Flirt
China Glaze - Sexy in the City and The Face Shop - BL602 are both aqua-blue shimmer polishes:
Index: BL602
Middle: Sexy in the City
Ring: BL02
Pinky: Sexy in the City
Some of these were tricky to photograph, and some only showed a difference in shade when the flash was used, but they're all pretty similar in colour and formula. Only price would be the defining factor. I bought every polish above for under $5, except for China Glaze's Sexy in the City.
Some would say that shelling out for a top-notch polish is a must, but when you're changing them as often as I do, I don't see much point in spending anything substantial (which is also why I haven't yet bought any OPI's). Whats more, if you find a colour you just absolutely love in a more expensive brand, chances are that a less expensive brand has attempted to copy it.
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