Here are some swatches of Ozotic 904, from Ozotic Sugar range! This polish is really interesting because it looks completely different according what you layer it over!

Final verdict: Ozotic 904 is such a fun polish. In the bottle, it looks like a bright shimmery golden yellow loaded with lots of chunky flakes. On bare nails, it looks more subtle, a bit less bright but very sparkly and pretty! At some angles, you can slightly see some lime color. It stays however very subtle. But if you layer it over a dark color, you will clearily see some green making its appareance. The duochrome effect is more noticeable over dark colors but I must admit I'm sold on its look over bare nails! I first thought shimmery yellow nails would look a bit strang but sincerely, when I put it on my nails I was very impressed and loved it! It looks so fresh and fun!

Purchase info:

*Product(s) in this post was(were) sent for my honest review*

I've an Ozotic comparison to show you today: 502 vs 520.

To see my full post for Ozotic 502, click here and for Ozotic 520, here.

I wanted to do this comparison because when I wanted to buy some Ozotic, I couldn't really tell the difference between those 2 according to the pictures I saw on the internet. So I hope this post will be useful for some of you :D

Final verdict: When they are side by side, they look completely different! 520 is warmer than 502. 

520 shifts from rusty burgundy to red, to amber, to gold, and to orange while 502 shifts from  gold to orange, to a light red with a touch of pink in it. On these pictures, I used 2 coats of 520 and 3 coats of 502 to reach full opacity. I didn't use a black or dark base coat. Of course, you can do it to save polish and to get a slightly different effect. 

Ozotic polishes can be purchased from Llarowe. This is the US stockist for Glitter Gal, Ozotic, Picture Polish, A-England, Hits, Ludurana, and Lynnderella polishes, awesome nail polishes brands. They sell internationally (except Italy) and have an awesome customer service. You can visit Llarowe on Facebook. Ozotic polishes are $17,50 for 15 mL

You can also purchase Ozotic polishes from Harlow&Co, the Canadian stockist for Glitter Gal, Nubar, Models Own, Nerd Lacquer, Ozotic, and Scotch Naturals! They also ship worldwide! Finally you can also buy them directly from Picture Polish online shop. Stephanie from Packer Lacquer is also an US stockist for Picture Polish and Ozotics polishes. 

It's Ozotic 502's turn today! It's a polish from their multichromatic line. According to piCture pOlish, 502's main colors are pink, orange, red, and gold.

All the pictures are taken without flash, under artificial light. I used 3 coats of Ozotic 502 over a clear base coat, no top coat.

Final verdict: It seems a little less multichromatic than its fellows 504, 504, and 506. The color change is not so abrut but more subtle. In terms of colors, it kinda looks like 520 (see my post on Ozotic 520 here) but 520 is more saturated and warmer. I would say it's a cooler version of Ozotic 520. Its main color is a coppery-pink than leans toward orange and gold. It's opaque in 3 coats. I didn't use a black/dark base here because I wanted to see how opaque it can become. However piCture pOlish recommands to use a black base to enhance the multichrome effect. So I'll have to try that!

Ozotic polishes can be purchased from Llarowe. This is the US stockist for Glitter Gal, Ozotic, Picture Polish, A-England, Hits, Ludurana, and Lynnderella polishes, awesome nail polishes brands. They sell internationally (except Italy) and have an awesome customer service. You can visit Llarowe on Facebook. Ozotic polishes are $17,50 for 15 mL

You can also purchase Ozotic polishes from Harlow&Co, the Canadian stockist for Glitter Gal, Nubar, Models Own, Nerd Lacquer, Ozotic, and Scotch Naturals! They also ship worldwide! Finally you can also buy them directly from Picture Polish online shop. Stephanie from Packer Lacquer is also an US stockist for Picture Polish and Ozotics polishes. 

507 is described as a multichrome polish that shifts from golden yellow to khaki green with a metallic shimmer.

Final verdict: I love the colors in this polish! It shifts from a golden yellow to a light yellow green, olive, and, at extrem angles, to a deep forest green The multichrome effects is well present, you do not have to search for it. Here I applied 3 coats to reach full opacity (so I didn't use a black base). I really love this polish but I was really disappointed with its application. The formula is too airy and this creates a lot of bubbles! You really have to be careful and wait between the different coats to avoid this problem. Maybe it would be easier to layer 1 thin coat of 507 over a black base. That's what I will do next time I'll use it because otherwise it's too troublesome.

Final verdict: To be honest, I hesitated to chose Princess Sabra instead of Ascalon....I was not sure I would like the color but I was so wrong!! Princess Sabra's color is so unique and complex. In the bottle, I thought it was a golden taupe holo but once on my nails I could see the green and olive undertones much better and the taupe was less proeminent. It is difficult to say of which color is made Princess Sabra because it's such an elaborated shade, very elegant and sophisticated. If I had to try to put it simply I would say it's a green olive holo with a golden taupe base color. The application of Princess Sabra was a real dream. You can use a regular base coat and 2 coats of polish to reach full opacity. What is truey amazing and reveals Adina's talent is the special finish of this holographic polish: it's super glossy!! I was really impressed because it's the first time I see a glossy holo!! All the pictures here are without top coat! I put a top coat afterwards and the holo effect is not affected. I think I need only one word to describe this polish: PERFECT! I'm so happy I have it! I'm sure I will use it a lot!

I also would like to thank Tristam, Adina's kitty, for inspiring this amazing shade! 

Purchase info:

A-England polishes can be purchased from A-England website. It is interesting to note that shipping is free worldwide. You can visit A-England on Facebook.  The Legends are not on the site yet but you can order them by sending an email to Adina at hello@a-england.co.uk and tell her the colors you want! You can visit A-England on Facebook.
A-England polishes can also be puchased from Llarowe. This is the US stockist for Glitter Gal, Ozotic, A England, Hits, Lynnderella and Ludurana polishes. They sell internationally (except Italy) and have an awesome customer service. You can visit Llarowe on Facebook.

 *Product in this post was sent by the company/PR for my honest review*

And guess what? I gave an interview on Neverland Nail Blog. You can read it here. Lindsey, the owner of Neverland Nail Blog was so nice and lovely. She  does a blogger interview from time to time and she chose me for this week interview! :D Awww...I feel so honored and special now!kkk

I highly recommend visiting her blog because she always does cute manis and shows gorgeous polishes!

Today it's the ultimate comparison between Ozotic 504, 505, 506 and Ludurana Emocionante, Show, and Reluz.

If you missed my previous post comparing Ozotic 504, 505, and 506, click here and for the comparison between Ludurana Emocionante, Show, and Reluz, click here.

Here is the 1st post of my "comparison series". You may have noticed Ozotic 504, 505, 506, and Ludurana Emocionante, Show, and Reluz share some similarities. So I'll compare all of them. I'll start with a pure Ozotic comparison (504 vs 505 vs 506), in the following post a pure Ludurana comparison (Emocionante vs Show vs Reluz) and finally I'll show you the ultimate Ozotic vs Ludurana comparison!lol

So let's start with the Ozotic comparison!

If you want to see my full post of 

- Ozotic 504, click here

- Ozotic 505, click here

On the index is Ozotic 504, middle finger and pinkie 505, and ring finger 506. 2 coats of the different Ozotic are layered over A-England Lancelot (you can see my post about Lancelot here). On each picture, the bottle I'm holding is Ozotic 505.

As you can see on this 1st picture, they are all multichrome. For exampe, 504 displays royal blue, pink, purple and copper, while 505 teal/green, purple, and copper and finally 506 cyan and purple. On the above picture 505 and 506 seem close but this is due to a trick of my camera that tends to turn the green of 505 into blue. IRL they are both very distinct (green for 505 and cyan for 506). I insist on the distinct difference between them. It's not a slight difference! You can really see that they are different!

Here again, my camera turns 505 blue but it's green in real life and thus very different from 506, which is blue/cyan. 506 and 504 are color-accurate.

The above picture is an outdoor picture. You see the green of 505 better! Yay~ Here all the colors are accurate!

The above picture was taken with flash. It shows you the main base color of the different polishes.

And finally you can see the purple you've got in each polish. The purple in 505 and 506 is mostly identical, in 504 it's more red-toned.

Final verdict: All of them are rather sheer (I'll show you in my Ozotic vs Ludurana comparison post), so you need to layer them over a base color. A dark color will show the multichrome effect better. They are all very multichromatic! You move your nails from 1mm and you can see a different colors! There is no trick in my pictures! You can really see that in real life! 504 and 506 shift from blue to purple while 505 from green to purple. 504 is a warmer polish than 506. 504 has a warm-royal blue as a base color and it shifts toward copper-purple. 506 shifts from cyan to a lighter purple. So they are all different and beautiful! Don't forget most cameras tend to turn green into blue so that may be confusing and make you think 505 and 506 are similar but I think I've demonstrated here (esp with the outdoor picture and the picture taken with flash) that they are both different! :D