Mannequin Hands with Sinful Colors Satin
Mannequin Hands is a new series featuring ALU Fanatics showing off their “mannequin hands” shade. The one polish that best gives that elongated, flesh-toned look to their hands.
Today Kelsey S. is showing off her “mannequin hands” using Sinful Colors Satin. Kelsey is a Bare Minerals Medium Beige/MAC NC35 and this is what she has to say about the color,
“This was a hand-me-down polish from a friend who had much darker skin and didn’t like the the way it looked on her. I found that it matched my skin tone pretty much perfectly and I love it! Having so many colors, this is always my go-to polish when I can’t make a decision on what color I feel like using. The formula goes on quite smoothly, and I never really have had any problems with Sinful Colors polish. It also has microscopic silver sparkles in it that you can’t really see unless you have a magnifying glass, that add to the luminosity of the polish.”
Where are Kelsey’s hand twins? Who else is intrigued by her description of silver sparkles adding luminosity? Get me to a Sinful display!
Don’t forget, you have until January 15th to share your Mannequin Hands with the group. CLICK HERE for more details.
I love the fact that this polish is an easy find and has sparkles in it. Great Nude color…now only if they made it a 2 shades darker..I’d have it in my arsenal!
I’ve been thinking. It seems like all these mannequin hand looks would look even more mannequin-like if they were mattified. Or would that be too freaky?
Not at all. The post from yesterday showed the polish (OPI Samoan Sand) with a matte top coat and it looked pretty cool to me.
Actually, I tried a matte coat on with this color and it didn’t look freaky at all…I thought it looked more like mannequin hands.
I looked at the Sinful displays yesterday (6 Jan) when I was hunting for my mannequin hand-match at Walgreens and couldn’t find anything but a sheer pinky french mani colour. I couldn’t find this one. It may be too yellow for my complexion, though. Boo.
I’m definitely preferring the matte topcoat for the “true” mannequin look. It just looks strange to me otherwise.