No7 Stay Perfect Nail Colour - Paradise Love

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Like a moth to a flame I was drawn to this polish when I was shopping in Boots (definitely not shopping for nail polish at the time).  I saw this polish from a distance and I had to check it out.  Paradise Love is such a beautiful colour.  Its a sea blue/green colour (of the paradise island type not the Blackpool type), with medium blue glitter pieces and smaller gold glitter pieces.  Its the polish that I have always been looking for, although I didn't know it until I saw it.  It cost me a whopping £3 which is an absolute bargain.  Usually it is £6, but I had a £3 No7 voucher to use.  Its easy to apply and just takes 2 coats to get a nice even finish.  It dried very quickly and I put a top coat on just to give it a shiny finish.  Here is it:
 
 
I love this polish so much that I am going to buy a backup next time Boots are giving No7 vouchers away when you spend £5 (usually very regularly).  Yes the polish did chip after only a day, but this could be because my nails are not in very good shape at the moment, they are quite soft and flake and peel very easily.  Nevertheless I love this polish so much that I would happily apply it every day.
 
The only downside is that as with most glitter polishes I anticipate that it wont be easy to remove, so I will have to use the foil method.  Thats what I have planned for tonight as I can't wear this polish to work.  I will leave a comment or update this post later to update on how easy it is to remove.
 
Has anyone else tried this polish?
 
Leighlee
 

Comments

  1. Leigh23 July 2013 at 19:01

    Just a quick update. This polish came off very easily using the foil method. If you dont know what that is, it's just covering your nail with cotton wool soaked in nail polish remover. Then cover the nail with tin foil. Leave for about 30 seconds, then you should be able to wipe the glitter polish off with no problems :)

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