Kleancolor "Blue Pearl" Review

Hello everyone! I'm back from Florida (well I have been for like 5 days) and while I was there we went to a lot of boutiques by the beach. If you know me at all then you know that if I see nail polish anywhere I can't resist buying at least one bottle. So I bought two. Both of them were the same brand, Kleancolor, and one of them is the color pictured above called "Blue Pearl" (#11).

This is a very pretty metallic blue color. The bottle is not deceiving as some polishes are; it's the exact same color as it looks in the bottle. I put on two coats because if you only do one it is quite transparent (which could be good for certain nail looks, but I was using it on it's own) and it's one of those polishes this separate when left on the nail. If you don't know what I mean it's like you paint it on your nail and then the polish moves apart in certain areas to leave your nail semi bare in certain spots (I can't explain this if you paint your nails a lot you know what I mean). The other thing about this polish is that it smells really weird. It doesn't smell like the normal nail polish formula and I don't know if that's just the brand or if it's from the heat it had to endure on the trip back. I have no clue.

Overall I think this polish is quite nice. With two coats it looks really pretty and it's all smooth and metallic looking. The polish does separate with only one coat, but a lot of polishes do that and I think it's mostly the metallic ones anyway, so that was expected. I can't tell you how long the polish lasts because I just put it on today, but if you are curious you could comment and remind me so I'll tell you. I just really like this color and I'm excited to use the other one I got as well (which is purple). Hope you enjoyed this post! Please let me know what you think of this polish, if you've used it, and I'll see you next time. BYYEEE

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