Go Green

So many polishes go by this name, and of course, when a Swedish brand tries to come up with product names they fall for all the clichés. Go Green, one of IsaDora's summer colors, looked so promising in the bottle that I, despite the ridiculously hefty price tag, eventually fell for it. Usually when I get home, I try my new finds on a nail wheel, and when trying Go Green I was on the verge of disappointment. So sheer?!

This is two coats. What seemed like a badly pigmented average medium green, turned out to be a nice, smooth well pigmented bright grass green jelly. And you know me, I usually do three coats, but two was enough here (though I'm one of those who doesn't mind some visible nail line). If you do your coats really thin you'll need a third, but I've become sloppy with time, I just splash the whole thing on as quickly as possible - with varied resLuts.

I wish I had a good picture of this thing in the shade, but I don't, so you'll just have to take my word on it: this is worth owning. At least if you're into either greens or jellies - or both.

Swedish word of the day:
gräs -noun grass
Water keeps it green.