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MUA nail varnishes; Essie dupes

For some reason I only just decided to write a blog about the MUA nail varnishes even though I tried them a good couple of months ago. These nail varnishes are supposed to be dupes for Essie, however, I have never tried Essie as I think they're too expensive. Thus, when I saw these little jewel looking so lovely, resembling Essie, and only £1; I had to try it. I chose shade 6 which is a deep red and is perfect for autumn/winter. I wasn't expecting much to be honest considering how inexpensive they are but I was pleasantly surprised; great coverage and the little brush makes the varnish easier to apply. There are many colours available and I think I will be buying more, they may even take over Barry M as my favourite nail varnish brand.....LOL Jkz I love Barry M too much :P

Barry M Confetti Effect in Liquorice

As I stepped foot in Superdrugs, I went straight towards the Barry M section to eye u the nail varnishes. I always love doing my nails and any new creations that are brought to the shelves I usually want straight away. Barry M have always been my favourite nail varnish make due to being affordable and very creative with their designs. They have a new range called Confetti Effect. At first I was drown to the ice-cream coloured ones but then I found this one called liquorice which was the last one they had left. I knew instantly I was going to buy it. As soon as I got home I put it straight on top of my Barry M textured effect varnish in Kingsland Road which instantly looked amazing. I decided to try another coat which gave the results as soon above. I think this looks great and am looking forward in rocking this confetti varnish with other colours. When I first saw this I thought this would look great with black nail varnish as then the white confetti of the varnish will show up more. In conclusion, I think this is a must-have for anyone's nail varnish collection. 

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Barry M Gelly Hi-Shine in Greenberry