"After the longest winter ever, the thought of Spring coming near makes me so happy! Warmer weather, blooming flowers, and no more snow are all reasons to celebrate the change of seasons. Normally, a vacation to somewhere tropical can help lift spirits until Spring is here and warmer weather dominates the forecast. This year stay home and let the KBShimmer Beach Break Collection take you to the tropics where the water is warm, and the drinks are cool. Come with us and enjoy the dream of sun, sand and vacation!"
Turtley Awesome is a lime green with metallic flakes that also flash gold, and a scattering of holo glitters. AND $2.00 from each bottle will be donated to The Sea Turtle Conservatory. The formula is thin and applies really easily. Shown is three coats plus top coat.
Sun Kissed is a bright and bold multichrome that shifts sunny lemon-yellow to softer hues of orange, gold, and blush. I was so surprised by this shade! It is not in my usual lane but wow is it stunning. Shown is three coats plus top coat.
The Tide is Right is a bold multichrome polish that shifts from bold aqua/bright emerald/navy/indigo/purple. If you are a multichrome fan this one really delivers in shiftiness and applies so smoothly. Shown is two coats plus top coat.
Lovers Coral is a soft, coral-leaning pink that shifts bright pink/gold/green with linear holo. For such a light shade it built up very nicely. Shown is two coats plus top coat.
Mermaid in the Shade is a shimmery multichrome with a pale, violet-purple base and shimmer that shifts pink, copper, gold, lime, blue, and indigo. Extreme angles reveal a pop of deep purple. Another thin formula that applies nice and smooth. Shown is three coats plus top coat.
Knot Today is a colorful shifting metallic flakes in pink, green, blue and gold floating within a creamy white base. This was easy to work with but don't expect full opacity. Shown is three coats plus top coat.
Isle Drink to That is a sparkly metallic rosy pink shade full of holo bits and platinum flakes. The formula is quite thick so it builds up easily. Shown is two coats plus top coat.
Where My Beaches At? is a bold orchid (cold) thermal polish loaded with green/pink/orange/gold shifting flakies to a
pale violet, almost white (warm). Shown is three coats plus top coat.
Cold
Transition
Warm
Water Relief is a pale mint crelly is loaded with color-shifting flakes that shift from a soft, orangey copper to bright gold and lime shades. This color combo is my favorite but the flakies were quite thick and took some extra work to smooth out. Shown is two coats plus top coat.
What do you think of the collection? Do you have a favorite? I'm hoping to be posting again with a little more regularity. Fingers crossed!
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