Rouge Braise Refreshed

Since this beautiful polish wears at the tips like nobody's business, I decided to add to it to wear it for one more day.

China Glaze's Fault Line over Lise Watier Rouge Braise. I finally got my Fault Line to crackle nicely. I was having the same issue with it as a lot of other bloggers seemed to be having, it would barely crack. I did a thin fast coat. I like how it made the Lise Watier polish look more orange, it refreshed the manicure even more.

Rouge Braise

Today I have photos to share with you of a very beautiful, and probably not well known, nail polish.

Second picture is with flash to show the awesome sparkle of the polish.

This is Rouge Braise from Lise Watier. It is a pinky/coral base with gold shimmer, foil. The name is french, rouge means red, braise means glowing/embers (I think the name suits). For the winter collection there were two limited edition nail polishes released, this being one. It is the first time that I have seen this brand sell nail polish. The quality is really nice. The polish went on smooth, shines and glitters like there is no tommorow, as pretty out of the bottle as it is in the bottle. The only downside to this polish is that the tip wear is horrible. Not even a full day of wearing it and you'll notice a lot of tip wear, no matter what top coat you use. This bottle now ranks up with my faves.