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Sunday 16 February 2014

Quirk Oopsie Daisy - Thermal #2

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal
Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal


Kerrie at Quirk put a few of her trial and experimental bottles up for sale this week, and since I've been super-impressed with every polish she's sent me for review, I decided to show her some support and buy some of the one-offs. Here's the first one - this certainly does not disappoint!

I've resisted the thermal craze so far (although I'm constantly tempted); I keep telling myself that I don't want these / they won't work for me because:

  • I've read that the thermal pigments stop working after a while
  • I can do a perfectly acceptable gradient
  • I have poor circulation in my fingers so they'll just be the 'cold' colour all the time
But here we are, I've given and I love this! The polish is bright leaf green in the bottle (and in it's 'cold' state) - a super colour I'd wear over and over again regardless of any fancy effects. Here it is cold:

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal
Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal - cold

It is quite sheer, and dries to a satiny finish like a neon - maybe this is because of the colour or perhaps it's common to thermal pigments.  I used four thin coats plus Seche Vite to add a shine - not a problem for me and I really like the juicy, squishy finish. 

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal
Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal - hot

This is 'hot' I noticed how the heat from my hairdryer turned the polish acid yellow as I was drying my hair, so I gave by hand another quick blast before I took this picture! This one is in very strong light by the window and you can see the VNL. I don't mind this though. And then as my fingers are starting to cool down bit - you can see the tips starting to become a slightly darker green....

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal


Now lets have some full on thermal shots! They went yellow whilst I was in the shower, then stayed like this for a good long while afterwards before turning fully green. To be fair, it is pretty cold here!

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal

Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal
Quirk Oopsie Daisy Thermal

I purchased this polish from the Quirk webshop - this was a one-off but I'm really hoping Kerrie will introduce some thermal shades into her collection soon. You can keep up with Quirk news at the Quirk Facebook Page.

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