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Showing posts with label Uslu Airlines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uslu Airlines. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 July 2011

Uslu Airlines BBG


This is another of the Uslu Airline's polishes for charity, just like the orange one that I've shown before. This one is named after Butaritari in the island nation of Kiribati. The company describes this colour as a blued turquoise. This is a really pretty blue polish. Again, it's somewhere between a creme and a jelly. The brush on this one is also terribly uncomfortable. I ended up doing three coats for the polish to be even and without patches and I managed to wear this polish for two days. After that the tip wear became just too noticeable

Tuesday, 28 June 2011

Uslu Airlines BBI


Hi guys! I hope you’ve had a good day. I’ve been baking all day, it’s my dad’s birthday tomorrow so I made him a cheesecake. Yum! Today I have another polish from Uslu Airlines to show you. It’s called BBI, named after Bhubaneswar in India. This polish is from the Bread and Butter collection for charity. It looks similar to the normal Uslu Airlines bottle, it just has 7 ml instead of 11 ml. The company describes it as a corralled bright orange, and I think it’s accurate. It’s bright orange, but it’s difficult to tell whether it is a creme or a jelly, more like something in between. It took me three coats to get it opaque and even. I wore it for two or three days, I think. The thing that I absolutely loath about this polish is the cap-brush combo. The cap is white wide plastic, reminds me of the one Nailtek has, and the brush starts exactly where the cap ends. It’s really difficult and uncomfortable to apply the polish, I couldn’t really see what I was doing. That is not what I expect from a polish that costs 11 euros. Overall I like the color, but I don’t think that it is worth the price tag or the hassle of putting git on.

Thursday, 16 June 2011

Uslu Airlines GRZ


Uslu Airlines is a new brand to me that I got a chance to try quite by accident. In the bottle GRZ (named after Graz in Austria) was not that interesting, just dark green.The company calls this color deep patrol green. As I was putting it on I was still not sure. The first coat went on really streaky, thin and uneven. After three coats I was in love! GRZ is a deep forest green jelly. It's just gorgeous and I love that it's a jelly, it's super shiny (no top coat here) and it gives a polish real depth. It's just so stunning! It also wears rather well, about three days.

Saturday, 16 April 2011

Thank you!!!

I am blown away by the kindness and generosity of people around! A friend of a friend has given me an opportunity to try some amazing polishes that I would have never dreamed of trying. But now I can, and I'm so excited!!! Not only are the colors amazing (I'm looking at you, Paradoxals and Nouvelle Vagues of this world), but even the bottles are gorgeous and are lovely to hold.
I'm really excited to try them all as soon as possible.