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Originally Posted by AudreyNicole
Well, maybe I will take a look at the polishes anyway... I am a n/p junkie too but I was trying to save pennies since I want so much from these collections... So your SIL tried the kohl powers huh? Were the reflects in them obvious? Like could you see more than black when it was swatched? If I end up passing on the kohl powers, that will mean money for the nail polish!
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Definitely take a look at the polishes! While the purple one doesn't strike me as
particularly unique, the blue is just absolutely gorgeous (if you're comfortable with blues!) I thought I was getting a little burned out on polish, but the blue absolutely revived my interest in new colors.
SIL swiped a kohl power on her fingertip, and it looked like two parallel black-ish (though not blackout black) lines with some gray in between them.
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No reflects visible, though she may have just picked up the only pencil without them. I don't know if she didn't press down hard enough or what to get the k/p to show up evenly, but for
my money and inexperience, I'd need a pencil that was a little softer and didn't require a quite a bit of pressure to go on smoothly. I saw a swatch on paper of the black k/p with red reflects, and it was to die for! You could definitely see the reflects!! But after SIL's experience, I do wonder if the reflects will be as visible on the eye. The swatcher may have used more pressure on the paper than SIL did on her finger, and maybe paper makes it easier to see the reflects versus an eyelid. I'm guessing that folks will be able to make these pencils work for them, but I'm probably going to pass on them. I'm just too much of a klutz!