Barielle Me Couture
Hey dolls! This evening I have photos for you of the Barielle Me Couture collection. This fall collection features six creme polishes that would look great on a wide range of skin tones.
Barielle Berry Posh is described as a creamy deep fuchsia. This is one of those shades that just works any time of year. Berry Posh had a creme-jelly hybrid formula that applied perfectly. It was very easy to use and was opaque in two coats.
Barielle Boho Chic is described as a creamy deep sea green. I just love this shade! It has slight blue undertones, but it is definitely green. The formula was great; it was very pigmented and applied easily in two coats.
Barielle Moda Bleu is described as a creamy dark navy/blurple. Depending on the light, this shade can almost look black. Moda Bleu reminds me of the ink in a blue pen. The formula was thin, but not runny. It was very pigmented, so only two coats were needed for opacity.
Barielle Soho at Night is described as a creamy grape purple. The formula was very sheer, thin, and runny. I recommend having only a small bit of polish on the brush when applying this shade to minimize cuticle pooling. Three coats were used for the photos below.
Barielle Taupe Notch is described as a creamy dark taupe. I don’t really have any taupes this dark, so I like this shade. The formula was thinner than usual for a Barielle creme, but it wasn’t problematic. Two coats were used for opacity.
Barielle Vintage Gown is described as a creamy rust with a hint of pink. The subtle pink shimmer really makes this shade stand out. It’s work appropriate with just enough sparkle. Vintage Gown’s formula was flawless and applied easily in two coats.
The Barielle Me Couture collection is currently available here for $8 each. Be sure to keep up with them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for updates and promos!
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