Finger Paints: Where Art Renoir? swatch

I have done a swatch of FingerPaints: Where Art Renoir? before, and you can see it here, but that was on a very shorty, stubby nail and the lighting was horrible. So I figured that I would do it again.



This polish goes on very easily, but it dries a bit rough, so you might want to use a top coat with it.

This product were bought with my own money for review by myself.

Finger Paints: Where Art Renoir? swatch

I promise that this is FingerPaints: Where Art Renoir? It is just hard to read the label since it is printed in black and the nail polish is black.


And here is my swatch example:


This is two coats of FingerPaints: Where Art Renoir? and two top coats of Sally Hansen Super Shine . This color from Finger Paints dries really rough, so if you want your nail to feel glossy you have to use a top coat. One coat of the top coat smoothed out most of the roughness, but it took a second coat to make it completely smooth. Otherwise the color is great. It is really opaque. I love the color and it would probably work great if you were doing galaxy style nails.

EDIT: You can see a better picture swatch here

These products were bought with my own money for review by myself.

Finger Paints: Where Art Renoir? and Northern Lights: Hologram Gold Top Coat

I am back with another nail polish demonstration.

After scrubbing with nail polish remover for a long time I finally got the red glitter off of my nails.

I started with a coat of Sally Hansen Super Shine again.


Then I added a coat of Northern Lights Hologram Gold Top Coat


This is the bottle all shaken up, it has been over thirty minutes and the glitter still hasn't settled down.


One coat of polish.


Two coats of polish.


Three coats of polish.

Have you ever tried using those French tip nail sticker guides? Like these? I have and it has never turned out right for me. So I read about using painter's tape and tried it out since I already had some on hand.


This is how you place it, make sure it seals completely at the edges of your nail.

I then used FingerPaints Where Art Renoir? for the tip.


Here is one coat of the Where Art Renoir? It is opaque even in thin coats.



And here are the finished nails.


I would say that these do need a topcoat. It doesn't look it in the picture, but the tip on my ring finger the Where Art Renoir? is a bit dull without a topcoat. Also there is a rough edge where the Where Art Renoir? compared to the Northern Lights Gold.