I know why the Caged Bird Nail Lacquer sings..

I'm a sucker for a sale, and Caged Bird Lacquer finally had one.  I picked up a few of her polishes to show you.

Mint Macaron.  I know it's wrong, but to me, it should be Macaroon.  I guess we was unedumacated as chilluns, 'cause that's what we's called 'em.

This polish is as delicate as it's namesake, though.  I love a pastel with white glitters.

Idylle.  Gorgeous green scattered holo, but whoo! Stinky.  I think some Indie makers were buying some base that stink, stank, stunk, but because they smell chemicals all the time, they couldn't tell.  I've seen many makers apologize and switch away from this stinky base.  Only two of the four of these polishes had the odoriferous affliction so I hope she's not using it anymore, either.

Get a load of that blue shimmer.  That is unique enough to suffer through the smell for a moment.

Midnight In Paris. I have another weakness.  My Achilles heel is a good holo, but my other weakness is a black with glitter.  I love how the blue and red glitters just glow from within the black.

Blurry shot, trying to capture that glow.

The next glitter has a clear base, so I picked an undie with a little punch to it.  This is Urban Outfitters Westside, a bright cantaloupe cream.  A little patchy, but I knew it would even out with the glitter, and it did.
 

Every once in a while, I get a combo really right.  I love this so much.  If you don't, I will secretly judge you for having no taste.

Maybe you just need another look to really show you how awesome this combination is.  Don't get too close, though, this is another stinky base glitter.

 If you'd like more information about Caged Bird Nail Lacquer, you can find her on Facebook, and her store on Etsy.

Do you know why the Caged Bird Nail Lacquer sings?