Dior Nail Glow (Swatch)
Dior Nail Glow is from their Cherie Bow Spring 2013 Collection.
“Instant French manicure effect Brightening treatment
To reveal the natural beauty of your nails, Dior has invented Nail Glow. A treatment nail varnish that makes pink pinker, and brightens nail tips for an instant French manicure look.”
Well… I really like it!
I’ve been on this nail polish break for a few weeks now (I’m not sure if I’m too lazy (to wait for it to dry) or I’ve lost interest - I still buy polishes, but I don’t wear them as often as I used to - blog sale coming soon maybe?) and while this is technically still a polish, how come I’m still using it? I think I kindda prefer natural bare nails now (I’ve always preferred bare or clean french manicured toenails), and since I can never be bothered to buff my nails (too much time), the Dior Nail Glow is PERFECT!
I was wondering… what whitening? Then when I applied it on my nails I went “Oooh…”. The whitening is subtle, but noticeable. I don’t have super yellow nails, but they look dull and a bit unpolished. The pink “color” has a little bit of purple tinge in it (think light fuschia), which corrects the yellow in the nails - and yes, as described, gives you a pinker nail bed, and whiter tips - a very natural glow!
I’m using it without topcoat and after a week, it’s still pretty shiny with some minor tip wear which isn’t too obvious anyway. My nails (still) look very well kept and clean - I love the healthy appearance!
In the sunlight, the purple-pink hue is especially outstanding if you have too many layers on, but indoors, it looks like there’s nothing on your nails (except a healthy shine, haha) and you can also use this as a “color changing” top coat! You can intensify pinks with this, or give other colors a tinge of pink!
I find that I don’t need to use a top coat over this - it acts very well as a top coat and lasts very long too. I’ve had it on my nails for the past 2 weeks and I only touched up once with an extra coat over it.
Dior Nail Glow contains 10ml of translucent pink/light fuschia polish, is made in France and costs $37 SGD in Singapore.
More reviews over at Joey’s, Sophia’s and MyWomenStuff.
I think I may need a backup of this!
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