Emily de Molly So Many Activities!

Hello everyone
Today I have a super spectacular shade from Emily de Molly for you. This is So Many Activities!

This is a minty green creme with a subtle holographic shimmer and colour shifting flakies. For the photos I have three coats of So Many Activities! Plus top coat. Excuse the tip wear. I had been wearing it for five days before I took the pictures. It wore really well as you can see. This was even after moving my daughter into her university dorm! ( I also managed not to break a nail in the process, which I thought was pretty impressive) The flakies are subtle, and hard to capture on camera. It all blended so nicely though. I thought this was much prettier in person.

I purchased these from Color 4 Nails. For more information and a list of other stockists, please visit the Emily de Molly site HERE. For those of us in North America, there is now a US based website to order from, but unfortunately does not yet stock the full line of polishes.
Thanks for the visit, I hope you enjoyed!

*all opinions are my own, nothing to disclose*

Emily de Molly The Unloved

  Today I have Emily de Molly The Unloved. This is a dark red jelly with pink and red glitter. There are also large silver holographic dots.
I had pretty good coverage with two coats. Some areas were a bit lighter, but nothing too noticeable in person. The large dot glitters were a bit elusive. If you wanted some on every nail you'll need to fish a few out of the bottle. Was smooth with a coat of KBShimmer clearly on top.

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Emily de Molly is an Aussie brand. I suggest you check the stockists links for availability. There are many options. 

Thanks for the visit!

*polish purchased by me*

Emily de Molly Soon and stamping

Today I have Emily de Molly Soon and some stamping using plate EDM02.

Soon is a medium grey crelly with various size hexagon glitter in blue, green, fuchsia, and purple. I had full coverage in three coats. You could also layer over a similar colour base. Not too chunky, completely smooth with a coat of Seche Vite. 

Emily de Molly recently released five stamping plates. Below is the image I used. I stamped over Soon with Racy by Formula X For Sephora. It is a metallic lavender. I have a review of that polish HERE. Because I have small nails only some of the image is on my nail. Image is also rotated differently on each nail. For those with larger nails, these images should fit. Had no issues with my stamper picking up the image.

For more information on Emily de Molly please visit her site. You will find information on international stockists and her full line of polishes and plates. Plates can be sent worldwide but polish is only directly available for shipping if you are in Australia.

Thank you for stopping in! Have you noticed that my stamping is getting better. Yeah me!

*products purchased by me and all opinions are my own*

Emily de Molly Fashion Victim

Well, if you need a pick me up, I have one for you today. I needed something a bit brighter so I went with Emily de Molly Fashion Victim.

Fashion Victim is a bright pink jelly with various sized pink glitter including holographic. Applied really nicely for something with this amount of glitter in it. I only needed two coats for full coverage. A third coat would be required for those with longer nails. My photos are with top coat. Any curl you see is just reflective. No curling to report!

I do love a good jelly! For information on purchasing Emily de Molly polish please click HERE. There is a list of stockists for those that live outside of Australia. I purchased this from Nail Polish Canada. Hope you enjoyed my pick me up today! Hope to see you back soon.

*polish purchased by me and all opinions are my own*

Emily De Molly A Certain Shade Of Green

Today I have swatches of Emily de Molly A Certain Shade of Green. Forgive my lack of clean up, I had run out of time to get my pics done.

A Certain Shade of Green is a turquoise green with hints of blue jelly base. Very hard to describe the colour of this! Contains silver, lavender and pale green glitters. Just the right amount of glitter in this to make it all blend nicely. I used two coats, but could probably have done with one more. Applied easily and dried smooth.

Emily de Molly polishes are 3 free and made in Australia. For more information and where to purchase, please visit their site. Thanks for stopping by!

*polish purchased by me and all opinions are my own*

Simplicity and No Love Lost - Emily de Molly

My first 2 Emily de Molly polishes. This is another Aussie brand now available to the rest of us! I'll add links to shops after pics. All polish is 3 free.

SIMPLICITY is a lilac crelly with holographic micro shimmer. Small squares and medium matte white hexagons. Photos show 3 coats. No issues with application or formula.

NO LOVE LOST is a cherry red jelly with various size and shaped  red and pink glitter. Formula is fantastic. Totally in love with this polish. It's just squishy goodness in a bottle. Photos show 2 coats.

If you live in Australia, polish can be purchased directly from the Emily de Molly Etsy shop. If you live outside Australia, you have three choices for shopping. Llarowe, Shoppe Eclectic, or Norway Nails. You'll have to figure out which is best for you. Prices vary depending on retailer.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoyed as much as I did!

*polish purchased by me and all opinions are my own*