; Plisherrific: Solar Club
Showing posts with label Solar Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Solar Club. Show all posts

Dec 29, 2014

Static Rainbow - Solar Club Festival

Today I have what should be a colour-shifting polish, but isn't! Oh dear...

[Bottle to nail: Solar Club Festival (2 coats)]
This is Festival from the Solar Club Ruby Wing collection. Festival is a super sparkly large holographic glitter polish which gives full coverage in 2 coats. It starts off silver then shifts to a deep purple in the sun. Jme has previously posted about this polish here showing the amazing colour change on exposure to sunlight.

[2 coats: Solar Club Festival]
Unfortunately, my bottle doesn't seem to change in the sun anymore! The base seems to be tinted slightly gold so I wonder if the colour changing component has somehow been lost? The bottle has been stored cool and dark though so it's a bit sad that it doesn't shift shades anymore!

[2 coats: Solar Club Festival]
Nevertheless, it's still a super glitter and a great one for the party season!

Feb 21, 2013

Celebrate the Change - SolarClub Festival

I have Festival here from SolarClub's Ruby Wing collection, a set of color changing polishes. SolarClub is produced by Forsythe Cosmetics, who is the manufacturer of Color Club as well. The bottles used are the same as Color Club's, except the nail polish bottle cap is of an antique gold colour and it has a pretty Ruby Wing polish tag. Very nice~

Now, onwards to the polish!

[Indoors: SolarClub Festival]
Under normal indoor lighting, SolarClub's Festival is this insanely gorgeous, holographic nail polish. Look at those diamonds on my nails, daaaaamn. Festival is a slightly-tinged-lilac silver holographic glitter polish that applies smoothly.


[Under direct sunlight: SolarClub Festival]
Under the direct sunlight, it changes to a deep holographic purple glitter instead. While the colour change happens quickly, you have to be under direct sunlight for it to happen.


[Under the shade while outdoors: SolarClub Festival]
This is after the the nail polish was under direct sunlight. I was in the shade but still outside. At first, I wasn't sure if it had returned to its normal colour, but it's obvious in the photos that it's actually more purple when compared to being completely indoor.

At $10 a bottle, the Ruby Wing polishes are pricier than Color Club's usually cheaper range. Personally, I like it, but I only have one more from the collection. Do you have one and do you think it's worth its price?