Liquid Lacquer When the Levee Breaks

     We've arrived at our next stop on the Zeppelin tour, and it sure is rainin'. Not sure if it's Chicago or down South, but wherever it is it keeps on rainin'.  You knew I was inevitably going to start geeking out on lyric references at some point. Anyway, there's no actual rain required to see the rainbows in what I'm about to show you. Even Robert's seeing rainbows.

Thinkin' about my baby and my happy home

     So maybe he was a little high on the adoration of millions of screaming, fawning, flailing, bra-flinging fans in this short. Or on…other things. Whatever the case, When the Levee Breaks is a periwinkle-ish blue holo that really is like wearing a rainbow in a blue sky right on your fingertips. Not so much in the lightbox shots (light boxes will kill holos like nobody's business), but if you've got the jitters just waiting to see what I mean, scroll down to the photos I took in direct lighting. Shown is three coats and a whole lotta rainbows (see what I did there?).

 

Direct lighting. Keep your panties on.

      Before the levee really does break and floods wash all of this glorious rainbowgasm away, be a groupie and grab the sweaty shirt off Robert Plant's back a bottle over at the Liquid Lacquer site or stalk tour bus on Facebook. Robert told me it's stopping by a Halloweeny destination very, very soon.

      I also can't leave without a shoutout to the source of that scrumdiddlyumptious gif I posted at the top. Plant Me a Robert. Best. Tumblr. Name. Ever. 

This polish was purchased by me.

Liquid Lacquer The Rain Song

Next up on the Led Zeppelin tour is The Rain Song. Which is very appropriate right about now, since we're finally getting rain (and highs of nothing past 80) to cool off what was the most dreadful first half of summer I remember since--alright, the humidity index made it the worst ever, period. My feelings on this:

Flee from me Keepers of the Gloom.

If you guessed The Rain Song was going to be some incarnation of blue before you ever even scrolled down to ogle the amazingness, well you're right. And what a blue it is. This color is magical. There is something about the way the holo interacts with the base color that makes me want to break out singing like Robert Plant. Something like a goldish-greenish overtone, almost. It's mesmerizing. This is three inches of rain coats.

                                             

Sunlight:

Again, application gave me no issues, and this one required less dry time than Kashmir because it isn't a creamy holo Grab this one on the website and stalk future Liquid Lacquer releases on Facebook!

This polish was purchased by me.