lilinah
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Quote: Originally Posted by badassSENORiTA
[SNIP] I'm contemplating on the mint polish but I feel like I can just get one similar for a lot less
Yes, you can. It might not be identical to Mischievous Mint but it's durn close. I got MM dupes from Revlon, from Essie, and Nicole by OPI. The Nicole was probably LE, but Revlon and Essie still have the colors i got. I think Essie is better in quality than Revlon, but I got the Revlon on a Two-fer, so it was quite the bargain.
I have several MAC Nail Lacquers from 2009, 2010, and 2011 and they go on awfully sheer, need 2, or sometimes even 3, coats, and tend to wear quickly -- and i usually use a base coat and a top coat. I don't know if MAC has improved their nail polish formula recently. Unless the color is highly unusual (like Frayed to Order from the Jeanius collection), i look for less expensive, more durable dupes. But if the formula has improved along with the increase in price, well, i might consider MAC nail lacquers more seriously.
I got Everything That Glitters because it is REALLY nice - the micro-glitter is very very fine - none of that chunky stuff. I do have chunky glitter polishes - i like glitter - but i do get a bit tired of how scratchy it can be. ETG is quite refined - and great for the holidays.
[SNIP] I'm contemplating on the mint polish but I feel like I can just get one similar for a lot less
Yes, you can. It might not be identical to Mischievous Mint but it's durn close. I got MM dupes from Revlon, from Essie, and Nicole by OPI. The Nicole was probably LE, but Revlon and Essie still have the colors i got. I think Essie is better in quality than Revlon, but I got the Revlon on a Two-fer, so it was quite the bargain.
I have several MAC Nail Lacquers from 2009, 2010, and 2011 and they go on awfully sheer, need 2, or sometimes even 3, coats, and tend to wear quickly -- and i usually use a base coat and a top coat. I don't know if MAC has improved their nail polish formula recently. Unless the color is highly unusual (like Frayed to Order from the Jeanius collection), i look for less expensive, more durable dupes. But if the formula has improved along with the increase in price, well, i might consider MAC nail lacquers more seriously.
I got Everything That Glitters because it is REALLY nice - the micro-glitter is very very fine - none of that chunky stuff. I do have chunky glitter polishes - i like glitter - but i do get a bit tired of how scratchy it can be. ETG is quite refined - and great for the holidays.