Earthy Nail Polish

**Gifted in exchange for my honest review** 

Hello my lovely fairies!

I have another fun UK indie to share with you today; this is earthy nail polish a UK indie that is all about making eco friendly cosmetic products that are good for not only the environment but also the health of your nails. I was really excited when they reached out to me recently to try some of their nail polishes, so lets take a closer look…


All of their polishes are 21 free natural origin ingredients with a sustainable bamboo cap, both of these polishes are a creme finish and applied really nicely.

Distressed Damson



Distressed Damson: is a bright grape purple crème, swatch is 2 plus a glossy top coat. This applies like butter and is a stunning colour especially for those of us who love purple. 

Price: £7.99



Poseidon Blue




Poseidon Blue: is a bright cobalt blue crème, swatch is 2 coats plus a glossy top coat. This is a gorgeous stunning blue that pops off the nails and would be great all year round. 

Price: £7.99




Not only are these polishes fantastic to apply and didn’t have any issues with pooling or staining of the cuticles or nails but they also gradient like a dream. They worked so well for my Halloween ghost mani.


I really enjoyed using these polishes and the bamboo cap felt really nice when applying the polish, all polishes are also vegan friendly and cruelty free. Each bottle is 11ml with a wide paddled brush which makes application nice and simple. At this time they are shipping only here in the UK and standard shipping price is £3.99.

I would definitely be happy to try more of their polishes and they do have quite a large catalogue of colours so I would definitely recommend giving these a go. 

Head over to www.earthynailpolish.com to pick some up now.

Hope you have enjoyed todays post my lovelies and I will see you back here soon with more nail goodies to share. 

Coming up: A Certain Becca Lacquer Halloween products

Comments

  1. Anonymous18 October 2022 at 07:17

    I'm a magazine editor, but I love to paint my nails. My favorite kind of nail polish has to be earthy nail polish. It is probably because whenever I paint my nails, it makes me feel like I am in nature. Here you check this siding replacement contractors and get more helps in new siding repare. There are so many different shades and textures of color in earthy nail polish; you'll never tire of trying new combinations of colors next time you go out for a walk or picnic.

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