This was a lovely polish to work with. I expected that there may have been some application issues with it being on the paler side of pink, but it applied extremely easily. A little streaky on the first coat, but what polish isn't? Completely opaque on the second coat however without issue.
The colour reminded me of OPI's Mod About You which is a bit of a cult colour, but can be rather expensive. Moyra informed me after my last review that their polish retails at around £3.00 per bottle, so that's less than half the price of OPI. When comparing the two swatches, I could only see a small colour difference, with the Moyra polish being a little darker than the OPI, so this is a much cheaper alternative if you are on a budget, or just don't want to spend that amount of money on a nail polish.
Here's a comparison of the two:
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| Left to Right: Moyra #85; OPI Mod About You |
Both polishes are shown in the above picture without topcoat. The Moyra polish dries to a glossy finish, but is even glossier after applying top top. Here's how it looked on my nails after top coat was applied:
I wore the polish for a day, then decided to see how it looked with some nail art. I stamped over it with China Glaze Joy, and also added a coat of China Glaze Fairy Dust. I think this shows how versatile a cream polish can be, and how you can get many different looks out of one polish.
Pros: Easy formula to work with, opaque in two coats, dries to a glossy finish, great anytime colour - work appropriate on it's own, but can be dressed up with additional nail art.
Cons: It did develop a few bubbles upon drying, but these disappeared after adding top coat - This could have been my application method however - Sometimes, you have to get to know your polish ;-)
Would I buy from this range? - Absolutely, if the formula is as good with the rest of the cream polishes from Moyra, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another.
