Last week, I finally received my goodies
from Kleancolor that I had placed a while back.
My local beauty supply shop carries a large selection
of Kleancolor, both their polishes
and cosmetics, but these
particular shades they didn't have to I decided to order them.
(starting from top left)
Sweet Orange, Dolly Girl, Holo Orange
Chunky Holo Teal, Chunky Holo Black, Chunky Holo Purple
Chunky Holo Teal.
I wouldn't classify this polish as either chunky OR holo.
It is a Turquoise jelly base with fine Mylar glitter in it.
These are definitely best suited for a top coat
rather than a stand alone polish.
With a matching base, the Mylar glitter really pops.
The glitter has a duo chrome effect, changing from
a pink-based Orange to Green.
Dolly Girl. A dense Purple glitter that isn't particularly unique,
informed me on Facebook of it's name,
I knew I had to have it!
Chunky Holo Purple. Like the Chunky Holo Teal,
this isn't a bib wow just on it's own,
but layered over a vibrant purple really brings out
the Mylar glitter. Again, the shading is a
pinkish-orange duo chrome that changes to green.
Holo Orange. This is an Orange jelly, bordering on a cream
with ultra fine holographic glitter. The effect is subtle,
but eye catching. The shade is very unique.
Sweet Orange. This is an apricot with a golden
sheen to it. In the bottle it looks rather interesting,
but once swatched it loses some of it's luster.
Chunky Black Holo. This is the gem of all the polishes
I picked up. This is a brownish grey jelly and LOADED
with multi-sized hexagon glitter.
As all the other chunky holos, this isn't much
to brag about on it's own, but layered over a dark color,
and it screams beautiful at you!
The effect of this polish is very reminiscent of the
Nfu-Oh flakie polishes, and I'd say is a must have
for your collection.
As to be expected, the formula on all the holos
can be on the thick side, due to the abundance of glitter,
while the Sweet Orange formula, was slightly on the thin side.
I picked up 3 nail art stripers, merely to try them out.
The formula is hit or miss, though it's tough for me
to make a full judgement with just 3 shades.
Both Mango & Bikini Green's formula was extremely thin and runny,
the Pink Coral had a much smoother formula.
(brush and handle comparison to L.A. Colors Art Deco)
I did very much like the handle though.
It is somewhat longer than most other stripers,
and it felt good in my hand, and I had better control
over the strokes. I may try a few more shades,
if no other reason then for the handle.
Lastly, I decided to try one of their Everlasting Lipsticks.
I am not a fan of Kleancolor makeup, I find that
most of the selection has a poor color pay-off
and doesn't last, but the lipsticks was one of the few items
that I'd never tried.
I picked up Tea Rose, which s a cream finish, in a
dusty rose shade. I was extremely surprised to see
how rich and creamy this lipstick was.
and it wore quite nicely throughout the day.
The shade is alot lighter when I wear it,
I am not sure if it's just how it wears on me,
or this is just how the lipstick is. Either way,
I'm so pleased with it,
that I will definitely be purchasing more of these.
Everything from this haul was purchased from
The polishes retail for $3.49 each
The Nail to Toe stripers retail for $1.99 each
Everlasting Lipstick retails for $1.99 each
