Thursday, March 7, 2013

Review: Dazzle Dry Lace Texture Nail Polish

When I was in middle school, I was really into painting my nails. I loved the idea of perusing the rows of colorful bottles at the store and picking out the next new way to decorate my nails. I wasn't into streaking my hair or wearing heavy makeup, but nail polish was good fun.

Some of my favorite polishes were the novelty polishes - glow in the dark, crackle polish, etc. Dazzle Dry, a fast-drying vegan nail polish line, recently expanded into novelty polishes with their lace texture nail lacquer.

Pros:
  • Fun lace/crackle effect
  • Free of toluene, formaldehyde and phthalates
  • Dries in 5 minutes
  • Can be applied easily over other colors
  • Vegan formula
Cons:
  • Takes a little practice to predict the lace effect
Summary:
I layered this fun silvery-white polish over a purple-blue hue. The company recommends applying this over a top coat and sealing with a top coat as well. While the lace polish applies like any other polish when wet, the crackled texture starts to emerge as it dries. I painted from the bottom of the nail to the top, so many of my cracks were vertical, but a few were horizontal. I tried painting one nail from left to right to see how the texture changed and, sure enough, it pulled apart more were the polish was thinner (in a more horizontal pattern). With some practice, you could probably create some neat effects, as the crackling does comes out differently depending on the direction and the thickness of the application. This polish is fairly gentle and avoids many of harshest chemicals found in conventional polishes. If you're looking for a fun novelty polish from a vegan and cruelty-free company, check out this lace texture lacquer.

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Disclosure notice: This product was sent to me free of charge by the manufacturer for review. No additional compensation was accepted and the opinions are my own. Please verify any claims with the manufacturer, especially if you have any allergies or concerns.

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