Continuing my feature on Australian polishes, today I present my top picks from ulta3
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This polish is very affordable at $2 per bottle and the range is mind blowing!!!
I have narrowed it down to four special ulta3 polishes (from about 30 or so that I have).
First up - the aptly named, Metal. A gunmetal grey metallic foil - my fave kind!
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Next is Mermaid Green - a dusty seafoam green that is perfect in two coats.
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Blue Marlin is a vibrant cobalt blue, that dries super shiny! This is one coat.
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And last, but not least, Calypso Holiday from the recent "Candy Cane" release
(I don't actually know what the collection was called, just remember the packaging).
This is a light turquoise with a golden shimmer. Needed 2 coats for opacity.
(I don't actually know what the collection was called, just remember the packaging).
This is a light turquoise with a golden shimmer. Needed 2 coats for opacity.
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So there you are - my top picks for ulta3. What are your favourites?
Do you have any of these colours?
Do you have any of these colours?
Thanks for stopping by! There 8 more brands to show before the month is out - so stay tuned))
My faves are definitely Lily White and Black Satin just because I use them all the time for everything!
ReplyDeleteThey are great B&W multi-taskers!
DeleteI love Metal too. Other faves are Watermelon, Earl Grey, Twilight Fever, and Pepper Pot. I adore Wild Berry but it chips so easily! Must gte Zoya Kelly as a replacement.
ReplyDeleteOh I agree with all the ones you mention!
DeleteI love Watermelon, Twilight Fever, Earl Grey and Pepper Pot (nicest classic red I've tried). All these are original formula though- I remain unimpressed with the new made in PRC ones. I pounce on any old ones I find!
ReplyDeleteI second that! the older formulation seems to work better))
Deleteblue marlin is gorgeous
ReplyDeleteYes - so bright!!
DeleteAny way to find these in the us?
ReplyDeleteI have some of them on the blog sale page
Deletethey are nice for stamping as well
ReplyDeleteYes, some of them are opaque enough))
DeleteThat's it. While I am on this side of the planet I am getting down to Australia!
ReplyDeleteYou really should! And not just for the polishes))
DeleteMermaid Green is awesome!!
ReplyDeleteIt really is a special colour!
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