Frosted Spices?

Testing today: 

* Essence Multi Dimension XXXL Shine, no. 39 "Spicy"

* Catrice Frosting Top Coat

Essence Multi Dimension XXXL Shine, no. 39 "Spicy"
Finish: Creme, shiny
Color: Middle/Dark brown
Price: I think it was something between €1,79 and €2,29 but I can't remember, sorry.
Content: 0.27 fl.oz/8ml

Essence Multi Dimension, no. 39 "Spicy", Catrice Frosting top coat - in direct sunlight

I used a standard base coat before applying two layers of the Essence nail polish. Two layers are definitely a must if you want an even looking color. The application brush could be a little better but isn't too bad in general. Another thing to be taken into account is the fact that the color looks to be a tad darker when applied than it does in the bottle. Whether the spicy name is fitting I'm not sure, but all in all it's a nice, albeit generic brown that'll match many wintery outfits.

Rating:

Overall: 6,5

Color: 6

Application: 7

Lasts: 4-5 days

Catrice Frosting Top Coat

Finish: Top coat, matt shimmer finish, soft touch
Color: Blue shimmer (with a little bit of green and purple in direct sunlight)
Price: €2,49
Content: 0.33 fl.oz/10ml

Essence Multi Dimension, no. 39 "Spicy", Catrice Frosting top coat - in indirect sunlight

This is my first time ever working with this top coat so I wasn't sure whether I'd be using this in combination with the wrong color. I think I did. I will try this product again later, but on a lighter shade. For know though, I can tell you that the application is very easy, it dries super fast and they aren't lying by stating that this top coat has a very soft touch finish.

Rating:

Overall: 8

Color: 8

Application: 8

Lasts: I don't know yet, but I'll let you know the next time I try this.

'til next time!