Hungry Asian Friday

Hungry Asian Ida Rose

Hungry Asian Mint Condition

Hungry Asian Strawberry

Hungry Asian Tamala

Hungry Asian Jinx

Hungry Asian Belle

Hungry Asian Twenty Eleven

Hungry Asian Cookies & Cream

Hungry Asian Itsy Bitsy

The Hungry Asian Sneeze Breeze

One of my favorite blue polishes has to be The Hungry Asian Sneeze Breeze. Something about this look just makes the blue polish lover inside me sigh in happiness. Sneeze Breeze is made up of blue and black matte fine glitter, though the polish could be worn solo with multiple coats, I ended up layering two coats over China Glaze Hanging in the Balance. A generous layer of Gelous and topcoat to finish off and then you will be pretty in black and blue.

Sneeze Breeze is available within The Hungry Asian's Etsy shop in full and mini bottles. 

The Hungry Asian Jinx

Jinx is another recent release from The Hungry Asian's line. It's not something I've seen before but it fits in nicely within a fall themed collection. It has a black jelly base and assorted fall foliage colored glitter of orange, red, yellow, copper, and gold. I used three coats but that's not unusual with a jelly base.

Jinx is out of stock at the moment in The Hungry Asian's Etsy shop but check her Facebook page for updates. 

The Hungry Asian Ida Rose

Some time ago, I had asked Kae, the producer of The Hungry Asian, if she would create a polish for me. The result is this beautiful, juicy looking orange with small purple and blue glitter. I love, no, adore this polish! The formula is fantastic and the way the purple and blue glitter pop within the bright orange creme is exactly what I had in mind. I used three coats for full coverage. A big thank you to Kae for all the effort she put into making this polish!

The Hungry Asian Ida Rose is not in stock at the moment in her Etsy store but check her Facebook page for restock info and updates.

The Hungry Asian Itsy Bitsy

Kae, the creator and seller behind The Hungry Asian, is an underrated gem. Every part of the customer experience is carefully thought out and executed well, from the labels, the polish bottles, the colors, to her shipping process. Every time I have ordered, the polish shipped super quickly and included a nice handwritten note. As for the polish itself, the formula is great, no sinking glitter, cremes that are not too thick, and everything applies smoothly.

I have one of her newer releases to show today, Itsy Bitsy, a pretty yellow creme kinda on the sheer side, with red and orange glitters. Yellow polish can notoriously have problem formula but I found this better than expected. Since it is somewhat sheer, I used 3 coats. And I had "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" running through my head for a while, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

The Hungry Asian sells on her Etsy shop and she does have minis as well. She does not have any Itsy Bitsy in stock right now but check her Facebook page for updates.