Pastel Polishes for Spring
Pastel polishes are making a comeback, according to the April 2012 issue of InStyle magazine.
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Pastel polishes are making a comeback, according to the April 2012 issue of InStyle magazine.
It's the problem that's plagued nail techs forever—the stuck bottle top. Orly's new Gripper Cap gets the job done. But, if you aren't using Orly polish, how do you unscrew a stuck top?
Ashley Gregory of Chicago, shows how to make this gilded glamorous nail art.
New nail lacquer from OPI and Orly — among others — shines.
As part of its Healthy Beauty Awards for 2011, Self named Orly’s Primetime Chip Preventing Primer as the best base coat for nails. “My polish barely chipped all week,” said the mag’s tester.
Don your berets, because Orly’s new Instant Artist Collection promises to help you achieve clean, precise, and colorful nail art designs at every skill level. The collection features 24 water-based shades that each come with a tapered brush for exact placement. The collection also includes four tools: a detailer brush, striper brush, dotter duo, and design tear-off cards that offer suggested step-by-steps.
Marie Claire suggests ditching sweet pink polishes for spring and going bold with darker shades.
Orly’s new Prisma Gloss Nail Lacquers are quick-drying, high-shine lacquers with special gold and silver particles added to create a holographic effect.
Orly has just come out with a brand new soak-off color gel called Orly GelFX, which applies like polish.
According to Allure, the bestselling polish colors in each city reveal something about its residents.