Bees Knees Lacquer July Custom Exclusive to Rainbow Connection

 **Gifted in exchange for my honest review **

Hello my lovely fairies!

Hope everyone has been keeping well with all this heat, today I have two gorgeous exclusive custom polishes from Bees Knees lacquer that are only available from U.K. supplier Rainbow Connection. Read on to find out more about these beautiful shimmery polishes.

I was over the moon when the lovely Annette asked me to review these pretty polishes, this is my first time trying out Bees Knees lacquer and i was really impressed with the formula and application. So lets take a closer look:

Get Off These Yams



Get off these yams: is a sheer pinky orange base with a strong pink to green shimmer, swatch ls 3 coats plus a glossy top coat. This pretty polish is a ready made sunset on your nails and a great colour for these summer months.

Price: £13



Pinkest Sneakers



Pinkest Sneakers: is a sheer pastel lavender base with red to gold shimmer, swatch is 3 coats plus a glossy top coat. As you all know lam a huge lover of pink and purple and this polish brings those two colours together beautifully. 

Price: £12



These gorgeous polishes will be available from www.rainbowconnection.co.uk on pre order from July 27th. I really enjoyed the formula and they built up really nicely, all bees knees lacquer are all 10 free, cruelty free and vegan friendly. I will definitely be trying more from this brand in the future. 

Here are some nail art manis I created with these gorgeous polishes.



I would love to know your though son these pretty shimmery polishes, let me know which of the two is your favourite?? A huge thank you to Annette from rainbow connection for sending me these beauties to review for you all.

As always take care my lovelies and I will see you back here soon with plenty more nail goodies to share.

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Comments

  1. Anonymous21 October 2022 at 05:30

    Bees Knees Lacquer June custom exclusive to Rainbow Connection is a beautiful red-orange creme with copper shimmer. The name was chosen because it has a lovely luminous shine but also has a red undertone, as befits its namesake: the bumblebee. You need to check this Tree removal Rotorua and get more new ways for construction. Bees Knees Lacquer is part of the Bee Collection for next season and will be available on new model releases at RHC on or about July  31.

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