However, I think I might have jumped the gun a little. The colors in Surreal Escape are fine, but I'm not sure I really needed all six. (Inasmuch as anyone "needs" nail polish at all.)
First off, some quick nail wheel swatches.
Beyond Infinity, Gray Matters, Spaced Out |
Phazers on Stunning, Shields Up, The Great Green Whatsit |
Beyond Infinity |
I've seen this dissed as a boring color, and I will concede it's not exciting. However, if you don't already have a gunmetal shade in your collection, or if you're just particularly fond of them, this is worth checking out (especially for the price). The shimmer is sophisticated and not frosty - no brushstrokes.
Phazers On Stunning |
This is three coats. The duochrome is quite evident, and the scattered silver sparkles just make it that much prettier.
The Great Green Whatsit |
Shields Up |
Gray Matters on pinkie and ring finger; Spaced Out on middle and index |
I've worn two of these shades (Gray Matters and Beyond Infinity) as full manicures and they both applied well and held up great, as I'm accustomed to with Misa polishes. I typically adore Misa's formula and these two were no exception. The other four all applied perfectly as well - easy to control. Drying time was a little long. All are nicely pigmented except for Shields Up.
If I had it to do again, I'd skip Shields Up, Beyond Infinity and one of the grays (probably Spaced Out, I'm a huge sucker for light grays).
If you don't have any Misa lacquers, I highly recommend them. The formula is reminiscent of a much more pricey brand, and if this collection is any indication, Misa may be back on track to create some amazing colors in the upcoming seasons.
Do you own any Misas? Did you buy anything from this collection?
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