I haven't taken a photo of them all, but this is what I have hauled:
Chemistry multi-chromes 507 and 519 (although they look identical to me)
Chemistry holographics 510, 512, 514 and 517
Ozotic Pro holographics 511, 513, 516, 518, 522, 524, 525, 526, 527.
Ozotic Pro scattered holographics 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 617, 619, 621 and 624.
So I'm telling you now, you are going to be seeing A LOT of Ozotic Pro swatches coming up.
With the exception of 509 (linear Silver holo) I believe I have every multi chrome, every linear holo and every scattered holo in the Ozotic/Artform/Chemistry/B Range - Lumineye range. Once July is over I might just have to get a Chemistry 509 so my list will be complete, although I have so many silver holos I don't really need it, but OCD in me needs it to complete the collection.. Also, once I have all my swatches together I will put together a colour guide.
The first polish I tried out of my haul was Ozotic 604. This is a pale champagne gold scattered holographic polish. Spectacular to look at and easy to apply. This was two coats.
The holo particles look rather chunky, but they are still silky smooth on the nail without top coat and remove easily. So no stupid foil method required for these babies!
Many of the Ozotics (and when I say ozotic, I'm referring to the whole dupy range of Ozotics/Artforms/Chemistry/B Range/any other private label Lumineye polish) have the same colour in both the scattered and the linear polishes.
Here is a link back to Artform 514, which is the linear holo version of this polish. I only have half a bottle of Artform 514 left, so I bought a backup Chemistry version (as Artform's are all gone and they will be selling Ozotic soon too)
Now if you have any requests for which Ozotic or Chemistry you would like to see, please let me know, otherwise I'm just gonna be working my way through them.
Mmm! I think it's awesome that the holo looks chunky! That makes it different!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your no-buy! hah
That chunky holo finish looks great and I love the gold. I on a slow-buy myself at the moment. Can't bring myself to say no-buy!! LOL
ReplyDeletewonderful!!
ReplyDeleteWhat's 'the foil method'? Is this some clever way of removing clunky polish?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Looks very similar to 604. Good luck with the no buy - I'm supposed to be on one now too but have already bought 4 polishes - do'oh!
ReplyDeleteHahaha I just blogged that I'm doing a No Buy July yesterday!! I'm outta control!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous holo!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the no buy. I just call it "stash appreciation month" lol.
Millie - It looks similar to 604 cause it is 604 - DOH!, will just go a fix the post now! THANKS
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get these Chemistry ones? I've heard pretty much nothing about them and googling yields nothing.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to "No Buy July" *pats the seat next to her* Sit ya butt down! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad someone else thinks Chemistry 507 and 519 are the same as I've been work out the difference aswell.
Looking forward to all these swatches :)
Such a gorgeous polish! I love the holo particles which shine like rainbow;D
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a haul! Gl with the no buy :)
ReplyDeleteAnd this polish is gorgeous!
Congrats on your AH-mazing hauls! and good luck for your no-buy!
ReplyDeleteHow do you buy your chemistrys? I've looked on 'essential beauty' website but I'm not 100% that they sell to the public... and theres no way to say which numbers you want or a decent colour chart. Cant wait to see your swatches!
Gen and Amy - I got them from http://www.edistribution.com.au/store/
ReplyDeleteTheir ordering system is weird. You have to just add the "Chemistry Various Nail Polishes" to your cart, and then email (or call) them to say what colours you want. When I spoke to them last week they said they were sold out of all 500 series, but were getting more in.
I know what you mean about the colour chart, I just picked numbers that I didn't have in my ozotic hauls and hoped for the best.
thanks so much! It sounds like the numbers you picked are beautiful so you've done well! I'll have to snap some up!
ReplyDeleteShes a beauty!
ReplyDeleteOmg...these Ozotic holos, they are all so pretty!!! Hope you post them all!
ReplyDeleteThey are really nice at Essential Distribution - I've been to their warehouse [and it is a warehouse] and drooled over the wall of polishes!
ReplyDeleteEssential Beauty do sell these polishes but mark some up to $19.99 in some cases :(
Lianne - the foil method is an easier way to remove glitter polishes, involving the use of cotton balls with nail polish remover on them affixed to your finger with small pieces of foil to hold them in place for a few minutes. When you pull them off most of the glitter comes away easily.
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