holographic - Lucy's Stash

Hello lovelies,

It's the last day of the A England week and today I'll show you nail art and I have a giveaway for you! Let's start with the nail art..

As you know I love floral nail art designs and I wanted to do some watercolour effect again. The A England Let Me In is my favourite shade so I'm using two coats as a base. Then I painted the flowers using watered down white acrylic paint and Pure Color liner brush that I got from What's Up Nails.

I quite like how the flowers came out and the subtle holo peeking through the petals. What do you think?

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Now let's talk giveaway! Adina from A England has kindly offered to sponsor a giveaway to end the A England week here at Lucy's Stash. There will be five winners and each can choose one of the new polishes from To Emily Bronte collection...

To Emily Bronte collection is available at A England website or from one of the international distributors.

The giveaway is open internationally but please allow additional time if you live outside of UK. There will be 5 winners, 1 nail polish of their choice each. To win one polish of your choice, enter through the Rafflecopter widget.

Good luck!

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Hello lovelies,

The week of A England continues and today I want to show you Let Me In, my favourite of them all! As they say - I saved the best for last!

About To Emily Bronte collection: 'The collection of 5 shades is dedicated to the author of the worldwide famous English gothic novel Wuthering Heights: translated in many languages, adapted in movies, theatres and TV series; and subject of famous poignant song by Kate Bush.'

Let Me In is a 'dark red berry holo full of depth and passion, the haunting cry of Cathy as a ghost by the house where she lived her youth'.

A England To Emily Bronte Collection: Let Me In | WEEK OF A ENGLAND

Let Me In - berry purple with fine holographic particles. This is my absolute favourite from this collection, the colour is so beautiful and rich! The holo effect is very subtle but still creates beautiful effect in direct sunlight. The formula applied like a dream, so easy-flowing and glossy. Let Me In was almost fully opaque in the first coat but I applied second one for perfection. I applied topcoat and it dried fast, it really has the perfect formula, best one I've tried! Go A England!

That probably explains why I took so many photos, I'm so in love with this polish!