It was a quiet month on the Femme Fatale front for me in February. There wasn't a new collection released (only another pre-sale for previous collections which I already own) so I only grabbed the February Colour Of The Month polish and the reformulated version of Love's Wound from the Midsummer Night's Dream Collection. So today's post is going to be quite a short one.
Dust Of Nibiru is a navy crelly with pink shimmers, teal microglitters and opal green flakes. This is February's COTM. I think this is a rather interesting and pretty polish. The formula is fantastic and is close to being a one coater. My swatch shows two coats.
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Love's Wound is the polish that was released as part of the Midsummer Night's Dream Collection back in October last year. Unfortunately there was a fault with the pigment which resulted in the polish changing into a bright pink. I have included the swatches that I did back in November last year. I believe that by the time I did my swatches my polish had already began changing colours (it is now slightly more pink toned than in these pictures). Faulty pigment or not, I think this is such a beautiful colour.
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Love's Wound (reformulated) is a purple tone with a bold green overlay. I really like the reformulated version of this polish too. I am happy that I own both versions. The formula of this one is easy to use but is a little sheer in colour. I used three coats for my swatch, but there is still a slight visible nail line.
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Such pretty releases from February. Unfortunately Dust Of Nibiru is no longer available (unless one of the stockist have it) and I am not sure if the reformulated version of Love's Wound is available or if it was a once only pre-sale. May be worth stalking Femme Fatale to find.
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