Sassy Lacquer: A Selection of Winter 2012 Swatches and Review!

Good morning my fellow lacquered lovers!  Happy Sunday!  I hope you are all having a lovely weekend so far.  My day today will consist of cleaning and baking for Thanksgiving next week but first, I wanted to show you some gorgeous holiday polishes!

Today I have three of the holiday polishes from Sassy Lacquer!  Since these are all layering polishes, I wanted to show you them over different shades:

The pointer finger is Megan Miller Roja, middle finger is China Glaze Starboard, ring finger is Finger Paints Black Expressionism and pinkie is Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics RX.  Now, without further ado, on to the polish!

 Above:  1 coat of Burgermeister Meisterburger

Burgermeister Meisterburger is small holographic hexagonal glitter and white shredded glitter in a clear base.  This is definitely a layering polish that truly looks fab over any color!  I love it especially over the blue.  The formula was good, easy to work with and the glitters came up easily!

 Above:  1 coat of Nutty As A,...

Nutty As A,... is tiny gold glitter with small hexagonal glitter in red, purple and green.  I was told that this nail polish was reformulated with all matte glitters in it but I'm sure it's still just as gorgeous!

Above:  1 coat of Yeti Yeti Yeti

Yeti Yeti Yeti is an iridescent blue shimmer with small black and white glitter, white bar glitter and white larger hexagonal glitter.  There are also a few shards of white glitter!  I love how complex this polish is.  The formula is great, the glitter was all easy to get out!

All in all, this is a great holiday collection!  There are three other polishes as well that are all gorgeous over in the Sassy Lacquer Store.  Each polish is $9.00 for a full sized bottle and so cute!  I think of the three that I tried, Yeti Yeti Yeti is my favorite!


What did you think of these polishes?  Must have?  Any Dupes?

The products in this post were sent to me for my unbiased review. Please see my disclosure policy for more information.

Sassy Lacquer Fall 2012 Swatches and Review!

Good morning my fellow lacquered lovers!  Happy Thursday!  Today I have another indie line to share with you!  Sassy Lacquer was started by Carrie, a fellow nail polish blogger over at Reflections, Sassy Nails, and Silly Diversions!  She started the Sassy Lacquer line earlier this year and today, I have 3 polishes from her Fall Collection to share with you!

This collection has 6 polishes in total and it definitely screams Autumn to me!  Now, without further ado, on to the polish!

All of the polishes will be swatched over these three colors so you can see how they look with different options!  The black is Finger Paints Black Expressionism, the green is Michael Marcus Green With Envy and the orange is NYC Pumpkin!

Sorry about that macro shot, I just couldn't get it to photograph well!  Autumn Harvest is yellow and orange hexagonal glitter with white shard glitter in a clear base.  I love how the addition of the shards really makes this different!  It's just like the leaves turning colors up at my parents house!  The formula was good the glitter wasn't too hard to fish out and it looks great!

Pick a Pumpkin is green, orange, yellow and bronze glitter in a clear base.  Carrie honestly could not have chosen a better name for this!  I love how this one looks, especially over black because it actually looks like a pumpkin patch on my nail!  The formula was good, tons of glitter so it was easy to apply.

Pumpkin Spice is full of white, orange and brown hexagonal glitter in different shapes.  I love this one but was informed that due to curling brown hexes, this polish was reformulated and now has smaller brown glitter and micro glitter added to it so what you are seeing here is not the version in the store now.  Either way, I still think it's gorgeous!


All in all, these are really fun glitters for Fall!  The colors are perfect, very warm and autumn feeling, and I had an easy time with all of the glitters.  The Fall collection is available now at the Sassy Lacquer Store for $9 per bottle.


What did you think of these polishes?  Must have?  Any Dupes?

The products in this post were sent to me for my unbiased review. Please see my disclosure policy for more information.