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Review: The Hungry Asian Sneeze Breeze

For quite I while there I was able to stay away from etsy.  All the glitter, it's like crack to me and I need money to, you know, do adult things.  My resolve cracked the other day when I found out that the Hungry Asian finally ships to Canada.  I managed to restrain myself to the little bottles so five polishes only came to ~$25.  Hooray for more indie polishes to swatch!

I wanted to layer Sneeze Breeze over a matching blue as I wasn't sure how tinted the base was.  American Apparel Neon Blue was a good place to start so on went two coats, followed by two coats of Sneeze Breeze.  Coverage was good, said two coats are enough for opacity.  From the look of it, there isn't too much tint so I really want to try this over a different coloured base.  Soon!  The polish itself is made up of light blue and black matte glitters which I love.  It reminds me of a non-sparkly version of Pretty & Polished Beach Bum but you can never have enough of these types of glitters!  







The Verdict: Love matte glitter and love blues, so this perfect for me.

The Polishes:

  • The Hungry Asian Sneeze Breeze, mini size, $4.50, etsy
  • American Apparel Neon Blue, American Apparel. 
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  1. UnknownAugust 8, 2012 at 2:26 PM

    Want so hard. Etsy is hard because they're all American. It's probably better that they don't usually ship to Canada =P

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    1. LisaAugust 14, 2012 at 1:50 AM

      As a fellow Etsy seller, I have to say I don't know any sellers who don't sell to Canada. And contrary to popular belief, we're not all American. Etsy truly has International appeal, and I for one have never had any trouble whatsoever with buying from, or selling to anyone in a different country.

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  2. Deborah - Love. Varnish, chocolate and more...August 13, 2012 at 11:20 AM

    Gorgeous color ♥.

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