Pretty Pots {Swatches & Review - Part 1}

Hi guys! I have some swatches from a new Aussie indie brand called Pretty Pots to show you! I have 9 polishes to show you, so I'll be splitting it up into two posts. :)

Pretty Pots Ariel Goes to the Ball

Ariel Goes to the Ball is a clear base with small purple glitters, some gold small glitters, blue diamonds, and white bar glitters.
This might be one of the first times I've ever tried a polish with diamonds in it but I quite like it! The formula was a little thick, and very packed with glitter so you could probably wear this alone with 2 or 3 coats, actually, but I chose to layer it. This was super duper sparkly in the sunlight! I layered 1 coat of Ariel Goes to the Ball over Ulta3 Lilac Bloom + top coat.

Pretty Pots Dolphin Scales

Dolphin Scales is a lilac base with black micro glitter, silver, pink and blue small glitters, as well as some slightly larger white glitters, larger gold glitters and silver moons.
I absolutely love this colour combination of glitters! It's really cute. This one was also very packed with glitter, and it made it a little hard to spread the glitters but not impossible. I used 2 coats of Dolphin Scales + top coat.
Unfortunately I couldn't get a sun pic of this one. :(

Pretty Pots Hippie Green

Hippie Green is a very slightly green tinted base, with green and gold micro glitter, as well as some larger holographic glitters. I don't think the base is pigmented enough to be worn alone so I decided to layer this. It was super easy to apply. I layered 1 coat of Hippie Green over China Glaze Running in Circles. (I think this combo was a bad idea haha, it looked pretty but you can't see it that well, this would look better layered over a creme polish.)

Pretty Pots Hurricane Blurple

Hurricane Blurple is a slightly purple tinted base packed with purple and blue glitters, as well as some scattered holographic diamonds. This reminds me of Halloween for some reason! I'm not usually a fan of this tone of purple in polish (I always feel it looks weird on me) but I really do like this! The formula was a little runny so it's better to do thin coats with this one. I used 2 coats of Hurricane Blurple alone + 1 coat of top coat.

So far I'm loving all the Pretty Pots polishes I've tried! They're very unique to my polish collection. While many of them aren't polishes I'd usually pick for myself, I ended up really enjoying them! :)
I'll have the rest of the swatches up tomorrow, so be sure to check back then!

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