Nails Inc. Eagle Street, Westminster Abbey and Montrose Place - Swatches

Since I've been on a Nails Inc. kick lately, I thought I'd take today to show you a few more.

I'm kinda crushing on Nails Inc.'s formulas. So far I hadn't really gotten a bad one! And I still haven't, actually. But my own actions caused the first one I'm going to show you look a bit off. Eagle Street is a true one-coater and I just couldn't leave well enough alone, so I put my usual second coat and didn't wait long enough. So it looks a bit "gloopy" in the photos. I can assure you it isn't. Unless you overkill like I did.

I'm actually not the best person to show colors like these because of my pasty-white complexion, but I'm so drawn to them I can't seem to help myself.

Nails Inc. Eagle Street is a one-coat neutral/beige creme that leans warm. Reminds me of coffee with cream. The actual product description describes it as a "neutral beige with a hint of pink creme gloss."  First three photos are in  natural lighting. When I took the last photo under artificial lighting, I finally saw the "pink" they described.

Nails Inc. Eagle Street

Nails Inc. Eagle Street

Nails Inc. Eagle Street

Nails Inc. Eagle Street

Next up is Nails Inc. Westminster Abbey from the 2011 Royal Collection. It's a great gold foil that seems to have a bit more interest, to me, than a lot of the other gold foils out there. It's the right shade of gold and it has a few other "hidden" colors in there to give it that depth I seem to love.  I've just applied it over the accent finger of my Eagle Street mani and used one coat. I applied it alone on my thumb and used three coats. If you look closely, you can see what I mean about the depth and interest. I, not being a huge fan of foils, surprisingly, really liked this one! I can't wait to wear it with a bright color or alone!

Nails Inc. Westminster Abbey (with Eagle Street)

Nails Inc. Westminster Abbey (with Eagle Street)

And my final polish of the day...Nails Inc. Montrose Place. Montrose Place is a very vibrant, shimmery fuchsia that positively glows! I'm not much of  a pastel pink lover, but lately I'm really loving these bright hot pink/fuchsia polishes. So far, this is the best one I've tried! Formula was typical, easy Nails Inc. Zero issues. Two coats for full opacity. Shown here with no top coat.

Nails Inc. Montrose Place

Nails Inc. Montrose Place

Nails Inc. Montrose Place

What do you think?  Tomorrow I'll be showing you a few more Nails Inc. polishes. Unless I get very industrious and whip them out tonight!

Nails Inc. polishes are available in limited colors in the US at Sephora.com and a few other e-tailers. Unfortunately, the NailsInc.com site in the UK doesn't ship to the US...yet. Thankfully I have some great friends in the UK. I call them "my suppliers." Hehehe.


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