Friday, July 8, 2016

Gothic Gala Lacquers "Tropical Sunsets" Collection

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I've got a gorgeous collection from Gothic Gala Lacquers to show you today!!  This is the "Tropical Sunsets" collection and it is gawgeous!  Each polish is themed off a famous beach.  So let's get to the swatches!

First up: Bondi Beach





Bondi Beach is a purple with pink undertones and a subtle holographic effect.  Opaque in 2 coats.

Next: Eleuthera





Eleuthera is a gorgeous emerald green with a subtle holographic effect.  Opaque in 2 coats.

Here we have: Jobson's Cove





Jobson's Cove is a neon pink with pinky/orange flakies.  Opaque in 2-3 coats, depending on how thick you apply.

Next: Matira Beach





Matira is a lovely deep royal/midnight blue with blue flakies.  Opaque in 2-3 coats depending on how thick you apply.  And it looks divine with a matte topcoat, as shown in the last photo :D

Here is: Navio Beach





Navio Beach is a neon orange reminiscent of orange soda :D  It has golden/orange flakies throughout and is opaque in 2-3 coats, depending on how you apply.

And lastly we have: Punalu'u Beach





Punalu'u Beach is a black jelly packed with black holographic micro glitter.  Opaque in 2-3 coats, depending on application.

Overall I really appreciated the variety in this collection.  I love that they are colors of the rainbow, as seems to be the trend this year, but that they are a mix of holos, jellies, flakies, neons, etc.  It's always nice to see multiple choices!!

This collection is available TODAY at 12pm PST - use the code MOMMRSANDME25 to get 25% off your order, because I love you ;)

Here are some linkages for you:

So what do you think??  Have you ever been to one of the beaches used as inspiration above?  Let me know in the comments!

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Polish sent to me for photography purposes and an honest review, as provided above with full disclosure.

ALL beach images were found using google image search - I do not own any of those images.

21 comments:

  1. All of the colors are gorgeous but Matira is off the charts. Love your nail art, so freaking pretty :)

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  2. Your nail art on these is perfection!

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  3. Thank you for all your work, it is greatly appreciated!!

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  4. Gorgeous collection, love your swatches!

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  5. All of them are amazing and of course I love your swatches. <3

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  6. Matira Beach is amazing, but OMG, your art!!!!!

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  7. Your accent nails are out of this world!! Beautiful colours too x

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  8. Wow - these are so richly pigmented!

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  9. Seriously love your accent nails!

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  10. Omggggh .... U nailed it. Stunning swatches and accent made them superbbbbbb. Out of world.

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  11. I'm going to admit I was drawn to your nail art and barely paid attention to the polishes, I do remember the green was gorgeous. Your beachy accent nails are so much fun though!! You did a beautiful job.

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  12. These are all gorgeous but Navio Beach is my favorite.. but Im always a sucker for the orange colors!

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  13. Your photography are stunning and i really like the idea that you've painted the beach on your ring finger - looks great! My favourite polishes from this range would be Punalu'u beach & Jobson's cave.

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  14. That blue + matte TC=perfection!!! #mattallthemanis

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  15. I love how you matched the accent nail to the beach photo! Very impressive

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  16. Oh my gosh, your nail art is stunning, every look you did is perfect for the polishes!

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  17. Wow, you did it again... *MIND BLOWN*
    And the polishes are stunning too ;)

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  18. I cant wait until you come paint my nails like this...because really. I can't even.

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  19. These are all so beautiful, your nail art is absolutely out of this world!!

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  20. GAH!! You have motivated me to take a closer look at this brand. The art, though <3

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