While I've been on a spending hiatus since this all started — barring the necessities from the grocery store, Target and Amazon, of course — I decided new nail polish was, indeed, a necessity. So I loaded up my cart with five gorgeous shades — not too small a feat, since I basically wanted every single color — and waited anxiously for them to arrive. They did, I unloaded the beautiful shades one by one, and I got to painting! So here's my #ManiMonday Meets The Self Care-antine Series post, featuring a multicolored manicure with Olive & June polishes!
I really hope the multicolored manicure trend sticks around for a long time, if for no other reason than it really helps when I'm deciding what color to use in my latest manicure. Oh, five instead of one? Sign me up! I love when the only decision I have to make is which color to put on which nail — which, admittedly, can actually be a bit of a challenge!
I selected these five Olive & June colors when I was shopping because I didn't actually have these shades in my collection. I had similar ones for the pink, green and blue, to be sure, but not identical. And I actually didn't have yellow or white at all! I also just love the way these five colors look together -- they give off major spring vibes, and they definitely bring a smile to my face, which is extremely welcome right now. Here are the colors I bought and used for this manicure:
Thumb: Olive & June JM
Olive & June describes this as a pinky lavender, but I think it's a pretty standard carnation pink. In any case, it's a PERFECT pink! JM was named for the jeweler Jennifer Meyer.
Index Finger: Olive & June HD
HD was named for Haylie Duff. Shockingly, I never had a bright white polish in my collection before! I'm so excited to use this polish in different nail art (like polka dots and lines, the only art I can actually do) and both in multicolored manicures and on its own. This was a definite must have for my collection!
Middle Finger: Olive & June CNH
CNH was named for Christina Hooks, who was the first hand model Olive & June ever used. (Pretty cool!) They describe this shade as "the blue jeans of nail polishes" — and I definitely think that's accurate! This is such a perfectly rich, deep blue.
Ring Finger: Olive & June JLR
JLR was named for Jessie Randall of Loeffler and Randall. Olive & June describes this as "a sunny yellow to brighten your days." Completely accurate! That's exactly what came out of the bottle. This color makes me happy every time I look at it!
Pinky Finger: Olive & June KMC
KMC was named for Kristen Caissie, who founded Moon Canyon. KMC is a light pastel sage green — the perfect neutral! I'm definitely going to be wearing this polish A LOT.
I used two coats for each of these polishes, which yielded perfect opaque color. They all glide on easily, and the brush is a bit on the thicker side to cover the nail completely. I had no streaking or smudging issues with any of these colors!
I also decided to shoot this manicure holding my Rose Gold Minnie Ears, because even though I can't be at Disneyland right now, I can still keep a little of the magic at home with me! (Side note: I actually just finished a week-long fashion challenge on Instagram featuring my collection of Minnie ears. Check it out here!)
Olive & June nail polishes retail for $8 each at oliveandjune.com.
Aw, the rose gold ears; that gives me some feelings. :) I haven't tried any of the Olive & June polishes yet ... and I'm trying to not buy any more cremes (though not succeeding all that well).
ReplyDeleteAwww! I'm glad you like the ears :) I definitely recommend these polishes if you do decide to add more cremes to your collection, and the price tag is decent!
DeleteLove the colors. Love the look. Love the ears. Great review!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I wanted to try and add a little extra fun and sparkle to my day. I'm glad it added some to yours, too! :)
DeleteI need to take a look at their website. I adore new polish and these are pretty and a great price.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cute mani!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I like all those colors and them together!
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