deborah lippmann Ruby Red Slippers

My very first deborah lippmann lemming was this baby right here - Ruby Red Slippers.  It's a black based polish with red glitter and hexagonal glitter.  Now after seeing how many coats I used with Across the Universe, I decided to cheat this time.


I used a base coat of Seche Natural, then one coat of CND Blackjack and one coat of Ruby Red Slippers, topped with 2 coats of Seche Vite.  Now I could have gotten away with one coat of Seche Vite but decided to use two because I wrapped the tips before my flight that day.


Doing this also helped with the removal process.  Well, I also used pure acetone in my removal, which I hate doing, but made it so much easier.


This is a picture heavy post because I LOVED this polish.  There was a nurse that was absolutely amazed that this was polish and not some "art stuff you get done at a salon."  :)




LOVE this polish.  Here's a shade picture too.


Oh and one final shot of the polish up close.  YUM.
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7 comments

  1. Wow! This glaze is wonderful.
    Here in Brazil I do not think that a glaze.
    To have a glaze that would have to import. Would be too expensive for me.
    Congratulations on the blog. He is gorgeous.
    Sorry for bad english. Because I'm using the google translator to write in Portuguese into English.
    Already saved your blog in my favorites. I will always go here.
    Kisses!

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  2. OMG this is amazing - I'm lemming it so badly now. Why is this not easy to get hold of in the UK?!

    www.beautyandtheblogger.co.uk

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  3. I didn't think this polish was all that special while looking at the picture of the bottle on her website. You've proved me wrong once again! I hardcore need this polish in my life now!!

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  4. This is so beautiful that it makes me almost want to cry. :)

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  5. easily the most beautiful glitter i have ever seen

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