Nanacoco Crystal HD Collection - Pt 2

You may remember the blog post I did earlier this week in which I shared with you a hidden gem I found in one of my local beauty supply stores. Well I couldn't stand it any longer; I had to go back and get some more. Here are 5 other polishes I got from the Nanacoco Crystal HD Collection.  

Click here for Part 1 of the Nanacoco Crystal HD Collection.

Today I share with you Disco Generation #21010.  It is a foil Magenta with the crystal dust.

Next is a burnt orange foil, called It's Not A Dream #21018.

Another shade that caught my eye was, Mystic Rose #21016.  A pretty rose with golden undertones.

And if you have followed me on twitter or have read even a few of my blog posts, you know that I would grab another purple. This on is a violet-red purple called Hologram Maze #21015. I haven't seen any holo effects but it is still a gorgeous purple.

Lastly, from this trip to my local beauty supply store, I picked up a coral with pink undertones, call Star Dance #21005.

Just for kicks, I'm throwing in a few pictures of my naked nails...LOL!

Now, I'm not making any promises, but think I have purchased all from this collection that I desire. But we all know that that could change at any moment.  

Have you spotted any of these gems in your local BSS? If so, did you grab any? Which ones?

Review:

• Application: If done properly, you could probably get a fully opaque application with just one coat. But with my first try I experienced streaking, much like the streaking I get with holographic polishes. But with the second coat, the finish was just right.
• Available: So far, I have only seen this line in 1 of my local beauty supply stores.
• Price: Reg Price $1.99 ***WHAT?!?!***
• Bottle Size: 16 ml, 0.54 fluid ounces
• Selection:  Collections include classics, neons, and this Crystal collection
• Brush: square brush head between a normal brush and the likes of an OPI pro-wide.

Grace, Peace, & Blessings.

* FTC: These products were bought with my own money. These are my honest opinions. I am not employed by nor was I paid by any of these companies. This is not a sponsored post.