Showing posts with label Calcite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calcite. Show all posts

25 September 2026

Nail Polish Swatch: Prism Polish UK - Calcite


Colour | Red, Iridescent, shifts to slight orange, green)
Finish | Flakie Topper (shown over aubergine cream)
Opacity | One Coat
How Much | 11ml
Brush Type | Paddle
Vegan | Yes
Cruelty Free | Yes
Purchased From | PrismPolish


  

23 September 2026

Nails: Top 5 Autumn / Fall Polishes 2026

As autumn arrives today, I thought I would share my top five autumn / fall nail polishes. Polishes I plan on wearing as autumn rolls in.

I have done similar posts in 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, and 2013.



Calcite is a flakie topper which looks like autumn leaves, this one leans more red than Fancy Gloss Magma. I think this worn matte will make a lovely set of autumnal nails.


Flaming June is a golden orange holographic polish, the tone reminds me of the sunsets you get around this time of year in the UK.


The Alpha and the Beta, this is a vivid purple base with fuchsia hex glitters. There's something quite Halloween themed about this polish for me.


Chestnut Charm, its more a brown red than a red brown metallic which isn't showing up well in this photo. It's another autumnal leaf shade.


Horror Show, is a dark grey metallic polish which is good for Halloween and later in autumn. The bottle also is very Halloween-y.


  

10 September 2026

Same Prompt One Decade Later Nails: Cupcake

Today is the prompt 'Cupcake' a decade on from the original which you can see here.


Red Cupcake Polish | Nails Inc - Extra Exotic
White Cupcake Polish | Orly - Bohemian Child^
Stamping Plate | MoYou - 419

2016 Version;


  

5 April 2026

Shopping: March 2026

I made an order with Prism Polish;


Always Half Hidden // Aragonite // Calcite // Selenite // Twinkling Tree

Found a magnet for less than £5 on AliExpress to try the glass bead magnet effect;



Three sheets of stickers;


And lastly Soap and Glory Sugar Crush body buttercream, this had been discontinued but I saw it again in Boots so put my points to use;