Sea Lore Spring Seas Collection Day 5: Dancing Discus!

Good morning, readers! I have the final polish in the Sea Lore Spring Seas Collection to show you today. If you missed my 4 previous posts on the other Spring Seas Collection polishes, you can find them below:

Dancing Discus is, “a sheer soft peach with a shifting blue violet glow. She has various sizes of iridescent hexes, blue green squares and tiny golden glitters.” This polish can be layered over various colors for different looks. You can see a picture of that HERE from the Sea Lore Facebook page. I chose to wear 3 coats on it’s own with one coat of top coat. It is great for nude polish lovers but the shimmer and blue flash really grabbed my attention! I loved it way more than I expected to at first glance. Very glowy from within!

Here was my photo inspiration for my nail art of a Discus Fish:

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I tried to do a little Discus Fish on my accent nail for you.

Look at that gorgeous blue flash!

What do you think of this final polish in the Sea Lore Spring Seas Collection? It turns out that I like it so much more than I thought I would! I love those kinds of surprises!

Here is a bottle shot of the collection for you:

Leaping Lyretail, Dancing Discus, Popping Parrotfish, Jumping Jellyfish, Springing Seahorse.

And here is a collage of the cute lil animals I did with my swatches:

All of Sea Lore’s polishes are hand mixed, Cruelty Free, and 3-Free! They can be purchased online here: http://www.sealore.net/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=65_75

They come in full size 15ml bottles for $10 and mini size 7.5ml bottles for $5.50.

Don’t forget to follow and “like” Sea Lore on Twitter and Facebook for more updates!

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*This polish was provided for me to review with my honest opinion

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