Hello lovelies,

The week of A England continues and today I want to show you Heathcliff!

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.'

Heathcliff is 'a subtle glitter on a black base, the male protagonist tenebrous and full of hidden sparkle and tumultuous feelings'.

Heathcliff - charcoal black jelly base full of blue, purple, red and gold glitter. Heathcliff has a bit thicker formula probably because the amount of glitter but it was still manageable in thicker coats. The base is a tinted jelly so it doesn't colour the glitter too much and in two coats it creates a slight illusion of depth. I've applied two thicker coats to get fully opaque base so if you'll be applying thin coats, you'll need three. Heathcliff dried fast and a bit gritty so I ended up using two coats of Seche Vite topcoat. The first coat was ok but I wanted perfectly smooth finish.

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

Check out other shades from this collection:

• Review of Cathy
• Review of Wuthering Heights
• Review of Spirit Of The Moors

Hope you've enjoyed today's polish review and have a lovely day! Lucie x

*PR sample

First I started with two coats of Dance Legend Enamel Glass collection 1055 and one coat of Dance Legend City Lights Sleepwalk glitter topper. Once the polish dried I've used acrylic paints and flat one stroke brush to paint the one stroke flowers. They're far from perfect but I'm veeeery slowly getting there (..or at least somewhere).

What do you think? Too basic or ok? Let me know in the comments!

Have a lovely day! Lucie x