Inglot 711 matte

p2 Ridgefiller

Inglot 711 matte (2x)

 

 

Today I show you this beauty by Inglot's matte collection. I cannot say if this is just released for a limited time or part of their standard assortment. Anyway, if you like the finish, it's worth to take a look on their 27 matt colours. I wouldn't say the finish is matt, but semi-matt. This makes it look more classy than stylish and appears more grown up, than other matt polishes can do.

 

You need three coats for full coverage, but I did two. Do you see the part on my ringfinger, where this polish is still too sheer? Whatever! In real life it's barely visible.

The polish dries very fast and you have to be quick with applying it. I was a bit afraid how fast it'll become shockproof, but all went good.

I wear this polish now for 24 hours and there's no chipping, which is good for a matt polish, too. But I cannot say more about stability.

 

After the application I thought Inglott 711 could be an Essie Fiji Dupe (if you add topcoat of course). So, all you Fiji-nistas out there, take a close look at this shade. Especially if you don't got it. I don't have Fiji but I can compare it for you with other colours I owe.

 

(v.l.t.r)

 

p2 lovely moment - >swatch here< compared to this one Inglot 711 is lighter an the undertone is less pink and a tiny bit into a beige-skin-tone.

Inglot 711

Essie Urban Jungle - this one obviously is more purple-grey-ish

p2 italy - simple white polish

 

 

Catrice Forevergreen - Arts Collection Jugendstil

p2 Base + Care

Catrice Forevergreen - Arts Collection Jugendstil (2x)

Nail Art Set by Tedi

Dots: Inglot 390 & a toothpick

Essence BTGN Top Sealer High Gloss (2x)

Straw Pattern: Inglot 401

Essence Anti Split Base

Inglot 401 (2x)

dark colour: p2 blue's brothers

pink: p2 happy bride

mint: Inglot 390

Essence BTGN Top Sealer High Gloss (2x)

Old Mani Alteration: Inglot 926

using one layer 

Inglot 926 (klick here to swatch it solo)

over my last mani in the post below.
No Top Coat.

NICE!

My Inglot Palette

Among other things my mom bought me this Inglot palette on her trip to Poland. I made her a list with colour shades I would like to have. It contained neutral, taupe, violett, pearl and matte colours. No gold or bronze!, I told her. 

f.l.t.r. 378 matte, 434 pearl, 402 pearl, 445 pearl, 446 pearl

Pigmentation is good, especially the matte shade suprised me. Layering is possible but not necessary. 

I made swatches w/o any base.

I am absolutely a fan of Inglot's 434 Pearl. This is a georgeus taupe shimmer and fits always.

The second colour I adore is Inglot's 378 Matte. Also, I would call this a taupe but without any shimmer. It's a brown-grey-purple allrounder. 

The colour I like at least is 402 Pearl, because golden colours look boring on me (in my opinion) and I don't like them either. Until now I didn't try to use it. The gold is not too heavy. Maybe I overdo it. I really wonder, why my mom can't see the golden part in it.

Inglot's 446 Pearl is a nice colour, which I like.

445 Pearl is a colour I maybe would't choose, but a good combination to 446 pearl.

Inglot 926

Inglot 926 (3 Coats)

It's a jelly polish. The colour range is quite high. I edit the 2nd image later, to show you the polish in daylight. All others are made in artificial light. They always run through Photoshop to show you the most authentic colour result. As you can see, the daylight picture is a lighter red. Other light situations can show you a even brighter red than this one is. The jelly formula gives you a incredible depth, which I love about the polish. The colour spectrum reminds me from fresh to dried blood. The drytime is very short, so the 3 coats are no problem. From now on this is my fav red colour!

daylight:

more artificial light: