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Sally Hansen Laser - Intense Blue-Purple Duochrome

I was in Shoppers the other day and noticed that the Sally Hansen HD collection was on sale, finally, so I grabbed a bottle I've been looking at for a while, Laser.  It's the most intense blue-purple duochrome, chock full of glass particles.  Man is it sparkly and glittery on.  However, application is a pain in the bum.  What you see here is four coats as it's really thin.  There's also issues with dragging between coats.  Also, takes ages to try even with Seche Vite on the top, hence the wanged middle finger.  Issues aside, it looks so pretty on that it's worth it.







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  1. PixelJanuary 18, 2012 at 7:06 PM

    Typo or just a different bottle? You said you got DVD but the bottle says Laser.

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  2. Starlight RadianceJanuary 18, 2012 at 7:26 PM

    Lovely color! Purple/blues are some of my favorite! I wish I could find some SH HDs somewhere. :)

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