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Hello lovelies,

I hope you fancy some nail polish swatch after all that nail art :) I've got here another pretty creme shade from Jacava London. If you haven't seen any of my previous Jacava reviews, click here. Every bottle has 22-carat gold print on the bottle and the polish is 8-free.

Passion - berry puple creme shade. I like berry colours very much, especially the dark ones like this Passion. They are great for Fall when you don't want to wear cool tones yet you still want darker colour.

The forumula was really good, it applied easily. Also the pigmentation was great. I've applied two thin coats but the polish was almost one-coater. The drying time was average to fast but I've applied topcoat which speeded up the drying.

Overall there's really nothing I don't like about this polish, just maybe that it's really tall and doesn't fit my Helmer storage :D ... thinking about it I might put a shelf and display Jacava polishes out of the storage..hmm they would look beautiful!

You can purchase Jacava London polish on their website, at feelunique.com or at Amazon.

Have a lovely day!

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Hello lovelies,

hope you've all had a great weekend, mine was great! I sooo enjoyed the Wimbledon final and I must say - what a match! Hats off to both players for a great game in such heat. My favourite - Andy Murray won and even though I'm not British I rooted for him for the last year or so, he's such a sweet & hard working guy! Have you guys watched?

Plus, there's still Jacava's competition on for whole AW 2013 collection!  Check out how to enter HERE and remember that you've seen it at Lucy's Stash!

Well back to the nail art! I've got for you a design I haven't done before and I've created a tutorial as well. This is Jacava London Candy Floss and Mont Blanc with stamping, striping tape.

This is how you can recreate this design:

1. Paint your nails with the base colour, topcoat and let it dry. Then apply striping tape diagonally
2. Tape off two opposite triangles
3. Stamp over the uncovered part
4. Take off the tape
5. paint the opposite triangles with white nail polish (Jacava Mont Blanc)
6. Remove the striping tape and let the design dry
7. Re-apply new pieces of striping tape
8. Cut off the excessive striping tape
9. Topcoat the design

Don't forget to tag me if you recreate this design, I'd love to see it!