I love nude and nude beige nail
polishes. I know they're boring compared to the rainbow of shades out
there, but I love putting on a pale nude and just having my hands look
clean after wearing vamps, reds, berries, roses and peaches for weeks or
months at a time.
Two of the best new nudes on the market now are Naked by Deborah Lippmann ($16) and Let's Plié by Sephora by OPI ($9), both below:
Let's Plié is described as "opaque metallic beige" on Sephora's website (where I ordered it off of due to it being sold out in every
Sephora I checked!), but that's a poor description. It's actually a
creamy (the formula on this one is really nice and smooth- and two coats
got the job done), opaque pale peachy beige spun with very fine silver
shimmer that passes for a creme from a distance. It reminds me a bit of
Barielle's Beaches and Dreams nail polish (a super pale opaque creme
peach), only this is more subdued and much less stark:
Naked, by Deborah Lippmann, is a somewhat sheer, glossy neutral beige. It looks flat in the bottle, and I was weary of it being too sheer
(...like an essie), but three coats covered my nails nicely and the
jelly-ish finish gave them a look that reminded me of Faye Dunaway's
nails in "The Thomas Crown Affair":
I really hope Let's Plié
is a hit and Sephora keeps it around. Naked, on the other hand, I could
live without- but I do love having a somewhat opaque glossy beige in my
stash, since the rest are always way too sheer.
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