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I’m a little bit ashamed that it has taken me quite so long to publish this review. Can I transport you back to the Autumn of 2010 for a moment, when Color Club released the Untamed Luxury collection?
This collection immediately grabbed me as a “must have”, and rather than allowing me to just sit around feeling sorry for myself, bemoaning the fact that we couldn’t get this in the UK, my good friend Kelly from Vampy Varnish came to my rescue and sent the collection to me.
Pretty in Platinum is a very lovely grey tinged silver. Or, platinum, if you will. It applies in the same way as a creme polish but if you look carefully, you can see that it catches the light and shimmers beautifully.
I need to apologise for the great big sheet mark on this manicure by the way. I was testing out one of the topcoats for my Quick Dry Topcoat Comparison Part two (yes really) and needless to say, this one didn’t really make the grade, especially as this was only three thin coats of Pretty In Platinum.
So whilst this isn’t wildly original, I really do love these pale greys. It was perfect in the Untamed Luxury collection but I also think that it’s a good, light Spring shade for those of you that don’t really “do” pastels.
What do you think? I know I always rave about grey shades – I’m just happy that they’re still in vogue and not going anywhere soon. Thank you, Kelly for sending this one my way!
Helen
I hate it when you get sheet marks! I’ve got to do my nails this morning because I didn’t use seche last night – never do that again!
Stacie xoxox
I tried all collection and to be honest I was satisfied only with two of them, rest was some kind of boring. Pretty in platinum was my problem child – I hated consistency color itself wasn´t flattering on my pale skintone.
Stacie – I swear quick drying topcoat changed my life. Just not the brand I used here!
Day – I’m sorry to hear that this one didn’t work for you.
I don’t think I bought anything from that collection. I have lot of greys so I skipped this one. I don’t even care if it’s the correct season to wear a certain shade. I just wear what I’m in the mood for.