China Glaze

China Glaze

parmaviolettes2021-09-23T04:11:40.000Z
The older Essie and China Glaze brushes are skinny (both brushes have changed now though)
DressageDiva2021-09-22T20:57:09.000Z
Thank all of you..
for your kind comments on the loss of Lily. She was a big character in a small body. Every dog I have has their own song, Lily's was My Funny Valent
QueenkjKiKi2021-09-22T18:44:25.000Z
For mainstreams, Zoya and OLD China Glaze polishes have skinny brushes. Cirque, Glam, abd ILNP +
also have smaller brushes.
parmaviolettes2021-09-18T19:47:49.000Z
NOTD/spam. Untried/forgotten polishes part 9: China Glaze Edition
Hi NB. I'm really behind on posting NOTDs, so it's another long one! I've been going through my full sized bottles to decide on which to keep or desta
Afunk7242021-09-15T18:30:04.000Z
Round Robin Update! The box is going out tomorrow!! +++
Check your pm's, I sent you all the link to the google doc, but I need email addresses from a few of you so I can add you so you can edit. Brazens
Afunk7242021-09-14T11:24:38.000Z
N: China Glaze Keep it Realm, like a lot // P: nuthin, it’s blah
allisong2021-09-11T22:25:54.000Z
China Glaze Frostbite
parmaviolettes2021-09-11T10:58:23.000Z
I have the China Glaze and I didn't find removal difficult. I have it as a mini and wore it as +
a full coverage glitter. I tried it out as a topper just now and as it's quite busy it kind of 'took over' the base colour even with one coat (see pic
parmaviolettes2021-09-04T09:38:22.000Z
It looks like a cross between Essie Tribal Text-styles and China Glaze Wood You Wanna but I can't+
think of a single polish that combines the two.
BrendaLee5012021-09-02T13:50:37.000Z
China Glaze Long Kiss