COLOR CLUB SWATCHES HAUL AND FULL REVIEW
Hey everyone! Today I will be sharing a review and swatches of my newest Color Club polishes that I got from www.enospring.com! They have the latest Color Club Collections including the 2012 & 2013 Halo Hues Collections & the Spring/Summer 2013 Fiesta & Kaleidoscope Collections! At the time of this post they are selling the Halo Hues polishes $7 each (good deal!) and $39 per collection. The Fiesta & Kaleidoscope polishes are $5 each & only $24 per collection! Plus, free shipping in the US over $30 & the shipping was superfast! I decided to get some polishes from a few different collections so that I can compare & share with u!
Since holographic polishes are all the rage as of late, 5 of the polishes I got are holographic polishes from the 2012 & 2013 Halo Hues Collections. All of them applied like a dream! They glided onto my nails smoothly and I didn’t experience any streaking or bubbles. The formula is a great consistency, not too thick, not too thin. I did notice that the polishes from the 2012 Halo Hues Collection seemed a little thicker than the 2013 collection, but both were equally as beautiful & applied effortlessly. And the holographic effects do not go unnoticed! The holo adds such a beautiful dimension to the polish, especially when the light hits it. Each polish shines with a rainbow of color flecks including yellow, blue, green, & red. The formula dried quickly and was easy to remove with polish remover. The polish applied true to color & opaque in just two coats. I actually just applied one coat in my swatches to show you just how pigmented these polishes are. And these swatches are all of the polishes alone, no top coat.
Color Club Kismet (2013 Halo Hues Collection) – It’s interesting because I have seen pics of Kismet on the internet and I was under the impression it was a goldish color, but it’s actually a nice light olive green, though it can appear gold depending on how the light hits it. It’s a beautiful color & has such a beautiful holo effect.
Color Club Cosmic Fate (2013 Halo Hues Collection) – I was nicely surprised by this color & so happy I got it. From pictures I have seen I was afraid it was going to be too orange, but that’s not the case at all. It’s actually a beautiful light coppery shade. Its such a classy shade to me, so similar to one of my favorite eyeshadows from my coastal scentals shimmer palette, minus the holo aspect, which adds such a beautiful shimmery dimension. In dimmer lighting I noticed that it appeared to look like a rosy pink tone.
Overall I am very pleased with these polishes. Experiencing the holographic polishes in person has made me want to get the entire collections; they’re just so gorgeous! They apply true to color yet are iridescent in the sense that each polish shade appears to transform depending on different lighting & angles. The holographic effects are noticeable, complex, & multi-dimensional! These polishes are fun to play with aswell! : )
I put together a video of these swatches for all my youtubers. I will also be posting a nail art design featuring these polishes on my blog next week, but you can get a sneak peak if you check out the video below! : )
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Since holographic polishes are all the rage as of late, 5 of the polishes I got are holographic polishes from the 2012 & 2013 Halo Hues Collections. All of them applied like a dream! They glided onto my nails smoothly and I didn’t experience any streaking or bubbles. The formula is a great consistency, not too thick, not too thin. I did notice that the polishes from the 2012 Halo Hues Collection seemed a little thicker than the 2013 collection, but both were equally as beautiful & applied effortlessly. And the holographic effects do not go unnoticed! The holo adds such a beautiful dimension to the polish, especially when the light hits it. Each polish shines with a rainbow of color flecks including yellow, blue, green, & red. The formula dried quickly and was easy to remove with polish remover. The polish applied true to color & opaque in just two coats. I actually just applied one coat in my swatches to show you just how pigmented these polishes are. And these swatches are all of the polishes alone, no top coat.
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| Color Color Cherubic, Halo-Graphic, Harp On It, Cosmic Fate, Kismet, Pearl-Spective |
Color Club Kismet (2013 Halo Hues Collection) – It’s interesting because I have seen pics of Kismet on the internet and I was under the impression it was a goldish color, but it’s actually a nice light olive green, though it can appear gold depending on how the light hits it. It’s a beautiful color & has such a beautiful holo effect.
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| Color Club Kismet - Indoors with Flash |
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| Color Club Kismet - Outdoors, No Flash |
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| Color Club Cosmic Fate - Indoors with Flash |
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| Color Club Cosmic Fate - Outdoors, No Flash
Color Club Halo-Graphic (2012 Halo Hues Collection) – I would describe this as a rosy pink shade. In some dimmer lighting I noticed this looked almost coppery and reminded me of Cosmic Fate.
 
Color Club Halo-Graphic - Outdoors, No Flash
 
Color Club Harp On It - Outdoors, No Flash
Color Club Cherubic (2012 Halo Hues Collection) – Such a beautiful shade! I would describe this as a nice champagne shade. Though someone who saw them in person on me thought they were actually silver, which shows the range these shades can appear depending on different lighting. This is one of my faves!
 
Color Club Cherubic - Outdoors, No Flash
Color Club Pearl-Spective (2013 Kaleidoscope Collection ) – This polish was difficult to swatch on it’s own because it’s actually a sheer pearlescent polish. It adds a beautiful pink/yellow iridescent pearl shimmer to your mani. I really like & can’t wait to do some ombre nails and add this as a top coat cause I think that would look really pretty. I swatched one coat over my bare nail, one coat over Kismet & 2 coats over white nail polish so you can get an idea of what it looks like. The perfect polish to give your manicure a glittery pearl finish.
 
Color Club Pearl-Spective (2 coats over white polish) The picture didn’t pick up the pink
shimmer that this polish radiates, but it's very pretty in person.
I played around with a couple of these polishes aswell. I added a matte topcoat to Cosmic Fate, which completely omitted the holographic aspect of it, yet it was still an absolutely gorgeous shade.
Color Club Cosmic Fate with Matte Top Coat
I tested 2 different glitter polishes over Kismet. On one fingernail I used a regular glitter polish & on another fingernail I tested with a holographic glitter polish. Both looked amazing over Kismet! So much sparkle! I can’t wait to try this with my other holos! 
Index Finger - Color Club Kismet with Sinful Colors Charmed
Middle Finger - Color Club Kismet with China Glaze Glistening Snow
(Holographic Glitter Polish)
And for those who like to do nail art stamping, I tested these polishes & yes, they all stamp (except for Pearl-Spective). Some, less pigmented than others & they don't show well over black, but look very nice over white! : )
Color Color Halo-Graphic, Kismet, Cosmic Fate, Harp On It, Cherubic
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Overall I am very pleased with these polishes. Experiencing the holographic polishes in person has made me want to get the entire collections; they’re just so gorgeous! They apply true to color yet are iridescent in the sense that each polish shade appears to transform depending on different lighting & angles. The holographic effects are noticeable, complex, & multi-dimensional! These polishes are fun to play with aswell! : )
I put together a video of these swatches for all my youtubers. I will also be posting a nail art design featuring these polishes on my blog next week, but you can get a sneak peak if you check out the video below! : )
XOXO,
Deriniti
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