Disclaimer: This post contains press samples.
Two coats of Avalon
Avalon is a bronze creme polish with rose gold and brown undertones/shimmer.
LVX suggests pairing this categorical copper with silver for a contrasting and daring look.
Avalon is a bronze creme polish with rose gold and brown undertones/shimmer.
LVX suggests pairing this categorical copper with silver for a contrasting and daring look.
Two coats of Caviar
Caviar is LVX's, first ever, jet set textured creme polish.
Caviar is LVX's, first ever, jet set textured creme polish.
Two coats of Graphite
Graphite is a true silver chrome metallic.
LVX suggests pairing Graphite with their very own Magenta.
Graphite is a true silver chrome metallic.
LVX suggests pairing Graphite with their very own Magenta.
Two coats of Magenta
Magenta is a metallic fuschia creme.
LVX suggests pairing this refreshing bright hue with Sapphire and silver hues.
Magenta is a metallic fuschia creme.
LVX suggests pairing this refreshing bright hue with Sapphire and silver hues.
Two coats of Sappir
Sappir is a sapphire described to have complex gray undertones.
LVX suggests pairing this intrepid color with silver and gray for an ultra chic look.
Sappir is a sapphire described to have complex gray undertones.
LVX suggests pairing this intrepid color with silver and gray for an ultra chic look.
Two coats of Scarlet
Scarlet, my personal favorite, is a stunning maroon based metallic with gorgeous shimmer that is absolutely captivating when it hits the light. LVX suggests pairing this refreshing bright hue with Sapphire and silver hues.
As usual, the formulas of these polishes were effortless with the exception of Caviar. The formula was a little more dry than usual but I'm also used to using a thinner application in order to be precise, with a thicker application I had no problem. I highly recommend trying out these polish, especially the gorgeous Scarlet!
Scarlet, my personal favorite, is a stunning maroon based metallic with gorgeous shimmer that is absolutely captivating when it hits the light. LVX suggests pairing this refreshing bright hue with Sapphire and silver hues.
As usual, the formulas of these polishes were effortless with the exception of Caviar. The formula was a little more dry than usual but I'm also used to using a thinner application in order to be precise, with a thicker application I had no problem. I highly recommend trying out these polish, especially the gorgeous Scarlet!
