Like A Boss.
"'Cause she walks like a boss, talks like a boss, manicured nails to set the pedicure off; she's fly effortlessly"
I don't know if that's what Maya Cosmetics had in mind, but I can't get that song out of my head every time I hear the name of this polish. A nude, subtle holo, it's definitely appropriate for the workplace.
Cookin' Creole. Two coats by itself on my ring finger, 2 coats over Like A Boss on my other fingers. Like a rich gumbo, this polish has a jelly tan base with floaty bits of glittery goodness. I would like a little more glitter; you can see on my ring finger that the glitter is more sparse. Without undies, the base gets too thick before I can get enough glitter.
Graceless Lady. Nothing graceless about it - this is the polish that made me buy all these others. What a beauty. Love the dusty blue quality to the holo - but the shine is all the polish; no topcoat.
It Can't Rain All The Time. Two coats by itself on my ring finger, 2 coats over Graceless Lady on my other fingers. These two polishes look like they were made to go together. I remember that about the first collection I bought from Maya, and this one is the same - these polishes compliment each other.
It's Not Easy. A lovely grass green, with different green and white glitters. This is another polish I wish had a little bit more glitter in it, because it was getting thick, and the glitter was dragging down the tip.
Greyscale. I wouldn't normally think to go black and white over green, but I'm glad I did. I loved this combo, and it made the green take on an olive hue. It probably would have been opaque on its own with a third layer, but I really liked it like this. With a microglitter like this, the combinations are endless.
I love the combinations that go together so easily in the Maya collections. Any faves for you?
So many different looks, most of them with a subtle side this time - but there are lots of others available from Maya Cosmetics. If you'd like more info, you can check them out on Facebook, or on their storefront.
