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Orly Flawless Flush

Flawless Flush by Orly

Orly Flawless Flush

Flawless Flush by Orly

Flawless Flush by Orly

Orly Flawless Flush

Polishes Used:

1 Coat Beauty Secrets Ridge Filler
3 Coats Orly Flawless Flush
1 Coat Color Club Top Coat
1 Coat Seche Vite

...and I'm back to the pastels! :)

When I picked up Naked Canvas from the Orly Blush 2014 collection at Sally, I also picked up Flawless Flush. It's another one of those had to have it once I saw it swatched polishes. They get me almost every time!

Flawless Flush is a pink-leaning lilac shade with superfine gold shimmer. The more I look at it, the more I see Radiant Orchid with a case of pastelitis! It's a great shade for Spring, and I don't think the Radiant Orchid connection will date it too much in the future. I could easily see wearing this again.

Application was good... I probably could've gotten away with 2 coats, but a few nails had slight streaks, so I painted a 3rd coat on all of them for good measure. All in all, I really like the way this polish looks... although I think if it were just a smidge jellyish, the finish would really lend itself well to the color profile. But, you know, that's probably just me. I'm on a mission to jellify and glitter all the things. :)

Would you wear Flawless Flush?

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