Paradox Polish | February Releases

Press Sample

Good afternoon loves! Today I have a bunch of polishes from Paradox Polish to share with you. I have the Chinese New Year polish, the Mardi Gras Quad Holo as well as the Valentines Trio. All lovely shades you don't want to miss! Read on for more info!

*All photos are taken indoors under 30W Daylight Bulbs.

*I angle my hand in direct lighting as well as low lighting to capture as many of the shifts as I am able.

*All photos shown with a fast dry top coat unless otherwise stated.

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Gong Hei Faat Choy
(Happy Chinese New Years in Cantonese)
Year of the Ox. $11.00

Paradox Polish-OXBLOOD

Described as a blood red base with gold and silver flakes with a red/green Aurora. Shown here in 2 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Dries with some texture so a top coat is needed for a full, glossy finish.

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Valentines Trio
$11.00 each or set $29.00

Paradox Polish-Fearless

Described as a tomato red jelly with navy blue holo glitters, iridescent flakes, holo flake and scattered holo. Shown here in 2 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Dries with some texture so a top coat is needed for a full, glossy finish.

Paradox Polish-Fire Heart

Described as a black base with red to gold shift shimmer. Shown here in 2 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Dries smoothly with no texture however a top coat is still recommended for a full, glossy finish.

Paradox Polish-Love Yourself

Described as a pink crelly with pink to gold shifting flakes, holo flakes, scattered holo and micro red bar glitters. Shown here in 2 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Dries with some texture so a top coat is needed for a full, glossy finish.

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Mardi Gras Quad Holo
$12.00 each or set $40

Paradox Polish-Faith

Described as a forest green holo. Shown here in 2 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Dries smoothly with no texture however a top coat is still recommended for a full, glossy finish.

Paradox Polish-Justice

Described as a majestic purple holo. Shown here in 2 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Dries smoothly with no texture however a top coat is still recommended for a full, glossy finish.

Paradox Polish-Power

Described as a light gold holo. Shown here in 3 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Dries smoothly with no texture however a top coat is still recommended for a full, glossy finish.

Paradox Polish-Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler

Described as a purple tinted polish with purple, gold, and green holo glitter. Shown here alone in 2 coats as well as a topper over ‘Power’, plus top coat. Formula was sheer but builds up well. Can also be worn as a topper. Dries with a good amount of texture so I sealed this with 1 coat of Glitter Grabber plus 1 coat of a fast dry top coat.