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Review: Dollish Pollish Expecto Patronum

Oh yes, Dollish Polish does have some iiiiiiinnnteresting polishes, which is just about all that I ask.  I managed to get a bunch when her store was open last so let's take a look at  that one that was closest to me on my desk, Expecto Patronum.

Expecto Patronum is a really pretty polish.  White base, blue/green glitter.  I'm really happy with the coverage on this one.  It was a little sheer at the start but with three coats it's completely opaque.  Look how interesting it is on.  As the base is a little sheer you get that great layered look with the glitters underneath. All kinda ghostly and pale but with green accents, it's cool with me. 






The Verdict:  *sigh*.  Indie Polish Makers, you make me so happy with all your beautiful creations.  Keep it up :)

Dollish Polish's are available from the Etsy store here.
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  1. AnonymousApril 7, 2012 at 1:38 PM

    It reminds me of that Ice Breakers mints/gum!

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  2. REJOICE!April 7, 2012 at 1:54 PM

    This polish could be called poop on a stick, and I would still need it. The fact that it's a Harry Potter reference means I NEED IT.

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  3. AshleighApril 7, 2012 at 5:00 PM

    I love this polish. It's one of my favorites. So much that I could wear this nearly every day and be happy with it. :)

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  4. StephieJApril 9, 2012 at 10:05 AM

    Enough looking.. It's time for me to buy! I can't stand it.. every colour you have I AM IN LOVE WITH!

    Why do I have this addiction??! WHYYY??

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