piCture pOlish Swatch Spam + Color Blocking Nail Art

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Hey guys! Today I've got some swatches to share with you from Australian brand piCture pOlish, which I'm really excited about. I also worked with them to bring you guys an awesome color blocking tutorial, so I'll share their YouTube link along with a photo after my review!

Anyway, today I'm sharing the four shades I used for my nail art look - I just couldn't resist swatching these beauties!

Here are the four shades I used. This was my first experience trying out cremes from this brand, and I was definitely impressed! The formula was creamy and easy to use, and they had nice opacity. Let's take a look at these individually:

I'll start off with Black, a nice, basic black creme. I can never get enough black polishes, and I am so excited to add this one to my collection. It was really easy to apply, and practically opaque in one coat - shown above is two coats with top coat.

Next is Hot Lips, a neon pink creme. This one had a slightly different formula from the others, probably because of its neon nature, but it was still super easy to apply! It was a tiny bit more sheer though. Shown above is three easy coats with top coat - this one did dry to a slightly matte finish.

Bonbon is a gorgeous medium blue creme. This is part of their newest collection, along with the next color, and I am literally obsessed with it. I am a sucker for blue polishes and this one is just so pretty! Perfect for any time of year. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.

Finally we have Tingle, a beautiful minty green creme. This shade is definitely a classic (reminds me of a Tiffany blue!) and the formula was just perfection. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.

These shades are all available from piCture pOlish for $11 AUD each. You can also check out their list of international stockists for worldwide shipping.

And here is the nail art look I did using these four polishes:

You can check out their YouTube channel to see my guest post on how I created this color blocking look!

What do you think of these shades? Do you like the color blocking nail art?