Swatches | Masura Magnetic Polish ft. Beautometry

By SloppySwatches in beautometry, masura, Swatches on June 12, 2017

Masura

Hey guys! Today I have a look at 4 magnetic Masura polishes available now from Beautometry! These polishes were sent to me for review and will retail at $9.50 each. For all of my swatches today I will be using the Cat Eye magnet from Madam Glam here.

MGalaxyBottle — Galaxy Collisions shown at 2 coats under artificial lighting.

First up is Galaxy Collisions from the Magnetic Gradient Holographic. This polish is described as a “graphite with jelly texture, pearly tridimensional magnetic iridescence, with azure, turquoise and violet shimmering.” The formula on this polish is amazing and I had full coverage at just 1 coat, I did opt to go in for a second for my swatches today. This shifty pewter shade is full of teal microglitters that pop in the negative space!

MGalaxyBottom — Galaxy Collisions at an angle under artificial lighting.

MGalaxySun — Galaxy Collision at an angle in direct sunlight.

MOrganzaBottle — Organza and Cashmere shown at 2 coats under artificial lighting.

Next up is Organza and Cashmere from the Silky Way line, it is described as a “silver-beige with gold holographic shimmer.” This almost was a muavey brown for me on the nail and applied super smooth in 1-2 easy coats!

MOrganzaBottom — Organza and Cashmere at an angle under artificial lighting.

MOrganzaSun — Organza and Cashmere at an angle in direct sunlight.

MBasilBottle — Mint and Basil shown at 2 coats under artificial lighting.

This next polish may just be my favorite Masura of all time! This is Mint and Basil and it is described as a “dark green” This does seem to pull a little bit teal in the space behind the shimmer, such a gorgeous and silky combination! Opaque in 1-2 easy coats!

MBasilBottom — Mint and Basil at an angle under artificial lighting.

MBasilSun — Mint and Basil at an angle in direct sunlight.

MLilacBottle — Lilac Angelite shown at 1 coat under artificial lighting.

Lastly today I have Lilac Angelite, described as a “deep purple with lilac undertone.” This is such a deep and rich purple and was easily opaque for me in just 1 coat!