Revlon Royal Cloak

Hi ladies :) Here is a quick post featuring the beautiful Revlon Royal cloak. Every time I pick this up to wear (which isn't often enough!), I am reminded of how I almost passed this pretty up. I'm glad I decided to pick it up from the Revlon bins in a Gloss shop in the end, because it's such a gorgeous shade! ♥

Are you now the proud owner of a polish you almost didn't buy? Which one was it? ;)

Thanks for reading!
~Sharon

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Royal cloaked flowers

Hello everyone :) I recently came across Revlon Royal cloak when browsing the Revlon bin at my local Gloss. Good thing I went bin diving or I would have missed out on this beautiful purple polish! I applied two coats of Royal cloak and then stamped with Rimmel Your majesty and BM-224. Finally, I added some pearls from Born Pretty Store for a final touch. You can also use my code PIJ61 to receive 10% off your total purchase.

Here is the wheel of pearls :) I used the purple one on the left.

Here is two coats of Royal cloak by itself. I just love how the purple flakes and shimmer make the polish look so much more interesting ♥

Do you enjoy bin diving? If so, have you been bin diving lately and what have you found?

Thanks for reading!
~Sharon

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What I wore in HK #3 - Facets of Fuchsia

Hi ladies :) While in Hong Kong, I was lucky enough to spy Revlon Facets of Fuchsia while bin diving in Sasa. Since it's a cheap dupe to Deborah Lippmann Bad Romance, I bought it to try. I found the polish to be thin and gloopy at the same time and applied three thin coats of the polish in the photos below. I had to wait awhile in between coats or the polish would drag and lump at the tips of my nail.

Even though I was super lemming Bad Romance when it was first released, I don't love Facets of Fuchsia as much. Since it's quite similar to China Glaze Mummy may I (minus the hex glitter pieces) I decided I didn't need both. I placed it on my blog sale page so someone who loved it more could welcome it into her home instead :)

What do you think of the polish though?

Thanks for dropping by.
~Sharon

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