Prism Polish: Spring Pastel Quartet

Welcome back my lovelies, I hope this week has been going well for you. It's Easter holidays here so I have been trying to find things that will keep Lexi occupied, times like this I wish our town has more kids stuff to do. Enough of my parental woes LOL, today I have four gorgeous polishes to share with you from UK indie Prism Polish. These beauties are perfect for Spring, read on to find out more...



This gorgeous spring collection consists of two shimmer polishes and two crellies, as I am sure you all know crellies are my favourite finish so I was super excited to try these. 

Heathland Mist


The first gorgeous polish I have to show you is 'Heathland Mist' a beautiful pastel lilac full of blue shimmer. This was fully opaque in 3 coats and levelled out nicely, this is such a lush colour for Spring and reminds me of some really pretty flowers that my Nan has in her garden. 


Dusty Bluebells


The second shimmery polish is this beauty called 'Dusty Bluebells' a stunning cornflour blue with pink to golf shifting shimmer. The shimmer in this one translates to the nail beautifully and is fully opaque in 3 coats. Again this is the perfect representation of those gorgeous flowers we see blossom in Spring. 


Speckled Egg


The third polish in this collection is the first crelly this is 'Speckled Egg' a beautiful mint crelly with pink and green colour shifting flakies. This had such a nice formula and was fully opaque in 2 coats, definitely getting mini chocolate egg vibes from this polish. 


Wood Anemone


The final polish from this collection is 'Wood Anemone' a pretty pastel pink crelly with blue and purple flakies. This was also fully opaque in 2 coats and had a really nice formula, both crellies levelled out nicely and removed really easily.


Overall I really enjoyed this collection they are all fabulous for Spring and I was super impressed with the formula of the two crelly polishes. 

This collection is available to purchase now on the Prism Polish website for £26 or individually for £7. All of the polishes are 10 toxin free, cruelty-free and vegan-friendly, free UK delivery on orders over £30 and also some EU countries. 

I hope you have enjoyed this post and I will see you back here soon, plenty more nail goodies to share with you over the next couple weeks. As well as another Digit-al Dozen week!!

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