Jesse's Girl Wild Thing

YOU MAKE MY HEART SING.


Anywho.

Hello beautiful!  Jesse's Girl Wild Thing is a vibrant purple neon and definitely makes you want to sing (or at least I did, for awhile).


I used a base of Seche Natural and 2 coats of Wild Thing.  I did not use a top coat in order to show you the matte qualities that neons have.

Doesn't it just leap out at you?  You can also see all my ridges (which I'm going to buff out, eventually!).

The shade doesn't show much difference.  Still purple, still neon, still awesome.

Jesse's Girl sells for $2.99 a bottle online or at Rite Aid stores. You can visit Jesse's Girl on their website, Like them on Facebook and Follow them on Twitter.

Disclosure: The product[s] in this post was [were] provided to me by the company for consideration.  For more information, please read this post.

Zoya Charla vs Jesse's Girl Glee vs OPI Catch Me In Your Net

What a mouthful of a title, eh?  As I mentioned before, Jesse's Girl Glee was very familiar so I went pulling through my colors after remembering how similar Zoya Charla and OPI Catch Me In Your Net were.

Whoa, blue green glitter mermaid overload!  Yes?


For Zoya's Charla, I used a base of Zoya Anchor, 2 coats of Charla and a top coat of Zoya Armor.
For Jesse's Girl's Glee, I used a base of Seche Natural, 2 coats of Glee and a top coat of Seche Vite.
For OPI's Catch Me In Your Net, I used a base coat of OPI Natural Nail Base Coat, 2 coats of Catch Me In Your Net and a top of OPI Top Coat.


For reference, Zoya Charla is available for $7, Jesse's Girl is available for $2.99, and OPI sells for about $8.50.

One again, this color doesn't like to focus with my camera.  I think the results speak a bit for themselves.  While you can see a bit of VNL with all three, Glee is more opaque than Charla, and Charla is more opaque that Catch Me In Your Net.

In the shade, it appears that Glee has a slightly darker base than Charla but again, the VNL is showing a lot on Catch Me In Your Net.


So the choice is yours of course but pictures do say a thousand words.  :)


Disclosure: The product[s] in this post was [were] provided to me by the company for consideration.  For more information, please read this post.

Jesse's Girl Glee

Who doesn't love the TV show Glee?  I know I live for it (and it comes back on February 6th!) and make my friends watch it with me...  you?

Jesse's Girl Glee is a blue green glitter in a blue base.  Think you've seen it before?  That will be another post.  ;]

I used a base of Seche Natural, 2 coats of Glee, and a top of Seche Vite.  Because it is a glitter, removal takes a bit longer and you may need some cleanup afterwards.  No staining occurred.

My camera absolutely refused to focus on my nails - way too much glitter and with only 2 coats!

In the shade, I was able to get this color to relax and behave for the camera.  A beautiful mermaid color and for only $3!  Grab this one if you missed out on this trend last year.  It's totally worth it.

The High Intensity polish line launches officially on today on their website and the "prepacks" have already been spotted at Rite Aid stores.  They do provide free shipping on domestic orders over $20 and do ship internationally as well.  They even accept PayPal.

Jesse's Girl sells for $2.99 a bottle online or at Rite Aid stores. You can visit Jesse's Girl on their website, Like them on Facebook and Follow them on Twitter.

Disclosure: The product[s] in this post was [were] provided to me by the company for consideration.  For more information, please read this post.

Jesse's Girl JulieG

As soon as I saw Jesse's Girl JulieG, I thought of a watermelon Jolly Rancher and my mouth started to water.  This is a beautiful light coral that was designed and named for the YouTuber JulieG.  


I used a base of Seche Natural, 2 coats of JulieG and top of Seche Vite.  The formula on this was very nice - buttery almost.  Very nice and very colorful.

In the sun, this color is a bit more red than real life - I think it's partly due to the competition with my skin.

In the shade, the true color comes out - can you see a Jolly Rancher in this?!  I love this color - surprisingly... I wasn't even thinking I'd like it originally but then on the nail I was in just love.

The High Intensity polish line launches officially on 25 January on their website and the "prepacks" have already been spotted at Rite Aid stores.  They do provide free shipping on domestic orders over $20 and do ship internationally as well.  They even accept PayPal.

Jesse's Girl sells for $2.99 a bottle online or at Rite Aid stores. You can visit Jesse's Girl on their website, Like them on Facebook and Follow them on Twitter.

Disclosure: The product[s] in this post was [were] provided to me by the company for consideration.  For more information, please read this post.

Jesse's Girl Midori

Remember that plastic shredded grass that was found in your Easter basket?  I had a love hate relationship with that stuff - it was so much fun but it got EVERYWHERE.  With Spring upon us (apparently - it was 32 degrees the other night), a bright color for your nails is always fun.  Jesse's Girl Midori is a very light yellow green metallic polish.  Yes, metallic - so hello brush strokes.  ^_^


I used a base of Seche Natural, 3 coats of Midori and a top of Seche Vite.

In the sun you can see the brush strokes but that's typical of all metallics so no worries there.  I did have a bit of patchiness which is why I went for three coats instead of two but you can still see a bit of VNL on my pinkie.

Shade.  This color is a little similar to Cheeky Monkey Lucky U but Midori is MUCH more green and less silver pearl.  The two of them might be really pretty in a water marble manicure, actually.


The High Intensity polish line launches officially on 25 January on their website and the "prepacks" have already been spotted at Rite Aid stores.  They do provide free shipping on domestic orders over $20 and do ship internationally as well.  They even accept PayPal.

Jesse's Girl sells for $2.99 a bottle online or at Rite Aid stores. You can visit Jesse's Girl on their website, Like them on Facebook and Follow them on Twitter.

Disclosure: The product[s] in this post was [were] provided to me by the company for consideration.  For more information, please read this post.