I recently mentioned that I added two new Technic glitter nail polishes to my collection for Autumn. So I thought I would show you the Technic Glitter Nail Polishes I own as I love them all and they are so cheap.
Technic are one of those cheap brands that have a few surprisingly good products. I would say mainly their 'Prime it' Primer, High Lights Highlighter (a nice dupe for Benefit High Beam) and their Electric Beauty Eyeshadow Palette (dupe for the Sleek palettes). And of course their nail polishes.
As for where to buy Technic I generally head to eBay for nail polishes but Love Thy Makeup looks a really great website for Technic products and Bodycare on the high street do sell Technic makeup and nail polishes.
Here I have 4 Technic glitter nail polishes. But from doing my homework I discovered there are 6 glitters polishes that are held in a clear or coloured gelly and can be used with a base nail polish colour (the ones swatched here plus Money Bags and Mermaid) and 6 smaller glitter nail polishes that cover the whole of the nail with 2-3 coats (Star dust, Christmas Cracker, Lustre, Bonanza, Party Pink and Celebration). You can find the 6 smaller glitters here for £1.25 each.
My first Technic glitter nail polish was Carnival as it is a good dupe for OPI Rainbow Connection, which is a whopping £11 compared to under £2. Then Bad Mirror and recently the other two; Bedazzled and Mad Alice. I still very much love Carnival as it's a perfect multi-coloured glitter that looks good over any base - you can see a full post on the polish here. But I have to say I absolutely love Bedazzled for this time of year, perfect for Autumn and Halloween.
As for Mad Alice it is a multicoloured glitter held in a purple jelly that can be built up with 2-3 coats or worn as one coat over a purple base coat. This is a lovely one for winter and has really impressed me. I would say after Carnival I do prefer the smaller glitter polishes and will definitely get Lustre (gold glitter) and Christmas Cracker (red glitter) before December as they look ideal for festive nails.
If you are wanting to purchase just a single nail polishes I'd suggest eBay is the best place but if you want a few Love thy Makeup works out the cheapest at £1.25 per polish with £2 p&p here or you can try your luck in Bodycare.
Overall these are such great glitter nail polishes that you can't go wrong with!
Fee xo.
gabriella · 605 weeks ago
I'm such a fan of technic!
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Jade Waterfield · 605 weeks ago
Great post Fee! More people should know about these!
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lejoliespaa · 386 weeks ago
Take a strip of foil, and cut it into ten long pieces, about four inches in length and two inches in width. Maybe more or less depending on the length of your nails. Grab a cotton ball, press it to the mouth of your bottle of nail polish remover, then turn over the bottle and after a couple seconds turn it right side up and take off the cotton ball. Place your cotton ball polish remover side down atop your nail, then wrap your nail in foil. You can do all ten at once, one hand a time, a nail at a time. Your choice. You will need to leave it on for 5-8 minutes though, so do make sure you have some time set aside body wrap los angeles.
After the time is up, pinch the foil (or press down) that's on your nail and slowly slide it off. The polish and glitter should be all gone ^_~ Enjoy, and good luck with your next polish removal!
Charlottecriss · 316 weeks ago