Showing posts with label Layla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Layla. Show all posts

Monday, February 3, 2014

Holo Monday


Layla Emerald Divine
Two coats


Layla Misty Blush
Two coats


Lilypad Lacquer Global Greenie
Two coats


Literary Lacquer Greatest Treasures
Three coats


Literary Lacquer More Like Fire Than Light
Three coats



Thursday, December 20, 2012

Layla Ceramic #31 Pure Black and #53 Killing Red

Layla Ceramic polishes were recently stocked within local Ulta stores in my area. With a coupon in hand, I couldn't resist picking up a few bottles. 

Layla Ceramic #31 Pure Black was bought with the intent to see how it held up against my current favorite black nail polish, Finger Paints Black Expressionism. I used two coats in the photo but would have been fine with just one coat and the polish has a really nice glossy finish. I am impressed, it may actually replace my bottle of Black Expressionism. 


Layla Ceramic #53 Killing Red is a red jelly with gold flakies. Very similar to Barielle's Elle's Spell, except that Killing Red is a cherry jelly and Elle's Spell is a raspberry jelly. I got full coverage with just two coats. I think I do prefer this to Elle's Spell, I love this cherry red color. 



I purchased my Layla Ceramic bottles in store at a local Ulta but they are also online at Ninja Polish

Friday, November 30, 2012

Friday Spam

Friday is finally here after a busy week and I feel wrung out. At least my nails were pretty! The weekend ahead will be filled with some relaxing time between errands and obligations and I am very happy about that. Here is some spam to end the week with:

Color Club Ho-Ho-Holly

Color Club Winter Affair

Elevation Polish Fairy Ice

Kiko #255 Violet Microglitter

Essence I Love Bad Boys

Layla Ceramic Space Cowboy
(layered over Revlon Streetwear Forest)


Monday, October 1, 2012

Layla Hologram Effect Misty Blush

Layla holographic polishes have a lot of praise but it's with good reason. Though they do require a aqua-base to start off with, they apply very easily and their holo flame is so dramatic. Misty Blush is a color that is uncommon with holographic polishes, that alone makes it worth buying. Okay, no more raving, on to the pics...



Layla Misty Blush can be purchased online through Amazon, Ninja Polish, and Aveyou. I'm sure they will pop up in stores at Ulta but I don't know when.