Review: Claire's Splatter Nail Polish
Over the past few years, retailers like Claire's, Urban Outfitters and Forever 21 have been releasing dupes of various higher-end and indie brand polishes. If you happen to live close to one of these retailers, it could be a nice way to try a polish trend without having to order online.
One trend that doesn't seem to be going anywhere soon is the "black and white matte hex and bar glitter in a clear base." I believe that the originator of this combination is an indie brand called Lynnderella with their polish Connect The Dots. Since then, I've lost count of how many alternatives are now out there now (both permanent and limited edition offerings), but I still can't seem to resist them when I see them "in the wild." So when I saw this version on sale at Claire's a while back, I couldn't resist:
One trend that doesn't seem to be going anywhere soon is the "black and white matte hex and bar glitter in a clear base." I believe that the originator of this combination is an indie brand called Lynnderella with their polish Connect The Dots. Since then, I've lost count of how many alternatives are now out there now (both permanent and limited edition offerings), but I still can't seem to resist them when I see them "in the wild." So when I saw this version on sale at Claire's a while back, I couldn't resist:
Claire's Splatter Nail Polish
(retail: $6, 0.5 oz)
As those who shop at Claire's know, you rarely have to pay full price for their products. There are always sales and, as of the time of this post, this product is BOGO1/2OFF. This polish is available both in-stores and online.
