S-Age is Just a Number can be thought of as a dupe for Chanel Peridot. I don't own Peridot, but they do look quite similar. I know there are a ton of supposed dupes out there, but this one might be a bit easier on the wallet compared to Chanel.
S-Age is Just a Number is a green, gold, and blue multichrome polish. Depending on the lighting, you can see any variety of these three shades! This makes a really interesting polish, as the colours are constantly changing. This polish did have a nice formula, I used three coats for full opacity, but I was left with some brush stroke marks due to the metallic finish.
This polish is nice, but it just doesn't excite me. I wish that the blues and greens in this polish were a bit more prominent, because it can look quite dull on the nails at times. If you're looking for a similar polish, I highly recommend OPI's Just Spotted the Lizard from the Spiderman Collection, I like it a lot better :)
The one thing that I really don't like about OPI and Sephora by OPI's mini polishes is the lack of labels. Once you get rid of the packaging, it's hard to remember what each shade is called. I wish that OPI would start adding mini labels to their minis!
What are your thoughts on all of the Chanel Peridot dupes on the market? Do you own the original?
This is such a gorgeous color!!
ReplyDeleteJayme & Mendi @ Her Late Night Cravings
Thank you! :)
DeleteIt's really annoys me they don't put names on there minis I have to say I keep them in the boxes so I know the names :) xxx
ReplyDeleteI do that too! But it's such a pain!
DeleteSo pretty!!! :D I have O.P.I's Just Spotted the Lizard but I don't think I could own too many of these!!! :D
ReplyDeleteAw I'm glad you like it! :)
DeleteOn the bottom of each mini bottle is a code number (Just Spotted the Lizard's is NLM36). Googling that number will let you find the name of the color. I keep an index card for my mini polishes; each line has a drop of the polish, and I write the name of the color and the code after that. I keep the card in the bag with the bottles.
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! :) I did know about the code on each bottle, but I still wish that the actual name was written as well!
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