Golden Rose Rich Color 44

Hello my lovelies and happy Sunday! It's been a Golden Rose week on the blog and it will continue with tomorrow's Monday Blues, but first I have a beautiful green to show you. It comes from the Rich Color collection, which may be my favorite Golden Rose collection because the quality of the polishes reminds me of high end brands. The only downside to this collection is the fact that the polishes don't have names, just numbers. So without further ado, here's number 44.

Golden Rose Rich Color 44 indoors, artificial light

44 is a bright shade of aqua or jade if you will. I wouldn't call it mint because it's a lot brighter and has more green in it. It reminds me of Illamasqua Nomad but that one has more dustiness to that one. The secret about this polish is that it has very tiny shimmer. It can be visible on the nail but was impossible to catch in photos. The polish also photographed way more blue so I had to alter the photos a bit to make them look more accurate.

Golden Rose Rich Color 44 indoors, artificial light

The formula was great and the polish applied nicely in two coats. The only thing I don't like about this line is the brush. It's wide and stiff, which makes application harder compared to a more flexible brush. These polishes dry very fast to a shiny finish which is great. I added a top coat to make it extra shiny.

Golden Rose Rich Color 44 indoors, artificial light

This polish inspired me to create some nail art and I decided to do some chevrons using Golden Rose Rich Color 41. Unfortunately, my crafting scissors are really bad and they did a terrible job with cutting the tape, so the chevrons don't look that great. I'm still gonna show them to you because I love how the two colors look together.

Don't forget that if you live in Romania you can get Golden Rose polishes from the Golden Rose Romania website. I hope you enjoyed this post and I'll see you tomorrow for Monday Blues!

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