It's not often I share with you my manicures in live time, but I am so in love with this new color I got from Literary Lacquers, I couldn't resist showing you right away.
This is Literary Lacquers Je Reviens from Literary Lacquer's Rebecca collection, inspired by the novel by Daphe de Maurier. The polish is a darkened teal holographic polish, with a linear holo finish with larger holographic pieces scattered throughout!
Here is what maker Amy wrote about this beautiful shade:
The
buoy was just opposite, about thirty feet away. There was something
written on it. I craned my neck sideways to read the lettering. “Je
Reviens.” What a funny name. Not like a boat… “Je Reviens” – “I come
back.” Yes, I suppose it was quite a good name for a boat. Only it had
not been right for that particular boat which would never come back
again.
Rebecca was assumed to have drowned in her little
sailboat, Je Reviens, despite being known as an excellent sailor. Je
Reviens means I come back or I return, is it ironic that the boat is
named such? Has the boat disappeared beneath the water for good or does
the name herald future events?
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier is a
suspenseful novel told in the form of a flashback. I struggled with
these descriptions because I don’t want to give too much of the story
away. This collection is dedicated to Rebecca, the book simply throbs
with her presence, but yet we never meet her alive.
I think it's pretty appropriate that Je Revins means "I come back." Last night, I took off the above manicure (you'll notice the manicure above has wavy lines and the manicure I'm currently wearing has chevrons). After redoing my nails, I literally missed Je Reviens so much I put the manicure back on, this time with chevrons instead.
I know that is pretty silly sounding. Literally taking a
manicure off, redoing my nails to something I didn't love as much, and
then recreating the manicure I took off. I guess that is love though!
The polish I paired Je Reviens with is Essie's The Perfect Cover Up, from their fall collection, which is a lovely muted teal that just pairs with Je Reviens perfectly!
Application: The application of Je Reviens was flawless, goes on completely smooth, but is a little sheer. I did three coats for this opacity, but you could probably get away with two coats just fine.
Where to purchase: You can purchase Je Reviens from the Literary Lacquer Etsy shop. I purchased this polish for $12.
Anyway, Amy's words above had me so intrigued I've decided I must read this book! So I'm off to go start that now!
I'll leave you with a photo of my cat Patty – I've named this shot "Patty the Polish Protector!"
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