Now I wear the new P2 690 ColorVictim forever the second time and wants to finally publish carrying pictures. Also, I'm definitely in a position to share with you my experience with this nail polish. swatches I had already published by this paint. In this article, including pictures of the brush can be seen. I also had the brush of the current and the new ColorVictim ColorVictim coatings were compared.
Color: like the color of nail polish in my hands. In the pictures here in the article is the color in various Light situations to recognize. The color looks purple in the sunlight, and in less good it goes into more light brown. Maybe even a hint is Pink.
Overall, the color is very difficult to describe. It is, in my view, a mixture of dark purple and brown.
order and Brush: The new wider and shorter brush is not so much my thing. I prefer a thin brush to diversify the well. Just brush the color of the previous victims. The Swatch article an illustrated brush comparison can be seen. The consistency of the paint is rather thick. Together with the broad brush, the job was not the easiest. The Brush is indeed soft, but it was difficult to get paint everywhere added there, whither he should. Especially on the nail corners I huge messes with the paint.
A few drops of the P2 Nagellackverdünners were the solution, and the consistency a bit smoother. Thereafter, the contract was definitely easier on the hand.
For a comprehensive way, results presented a single layer !
Drying time: The dry season is different in my opinion not of the previous ColorVictim coatings. As usual, the dried base coat over my ( Microcell 2000 ) layer applied quickly. The top coat ( Manhattan Pro Shine Topcoat ) I was on about 3 hours before bed and I had no towels in the morning marks.
Durability: I see the inability of the paint. Without a top coat of paint was with me for about a day (not counting Lackiertag). A few hours after painting has led to the first Tipwear. The next day in the evening so much new was added Tipwear that I had to remove the paint. This is of course not so nice. At least a few days without additional helpers, a nail lacquer may already hold.
The Manhattan Pro Shine Topcoat I wear the "forever" now already the 6th Day. Tipwear is incurred at all the first few days. Right now I wear the paint yet, as it still acceptable to look like. I'll probably remove it tomorrow.
My conclusion: with the order and the brush must be clearly come. Otherwise, of course, is positive that the coating with a layer already covers. Sorry, an able top coat is absolutely necessary that the paint remains on the nails. The color I find beautiful and it fits almost everything.
