Garden Path Lacquers | Images From Space Collection

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Hello loves! I have a fun collection from Garden Path Lacquers to share with you today! This is the Images from Space Collection which is a set of four polishes that is Garden Paths love letter to the James Webb Space Telescope (https://webb.nasa.gov/). Read on for live swatches, photos and info!

Live Swatches:

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Photo Disclaimers:

*All photos are taken indoors under 30W Daylight Bulbs with a Canon DSLR Camera.

*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.

Garden Path Lacquers-Cloaked in Dust

Described as a clear base packed full of red/bronze/gold ultra chameleon chrome flakes, red/orange iridescent Aurora flakes, black metallic microflakes, and holographic microflakes. Cloaked in Dust is the death of a star, tearing apart from within and dissipating into space..

Shown here in 2 coats, plus top coat. Formula was good and applied well. Sheer enough to be warn as a topper. If you have more of a free edge than I do then you may need 3 coats for full opacity. Dries with some texture so a top coat is needed for a full, glossy finish.

Garden Path Lacquers-Cosmic Cliffs

Described as a slightly tinted black pigment base packed with red/orange Aurora shimmer and blue/purple shifting ultra chameleon chrome flakes. Inspired by the high resolution JWST images of the Carina Nebula, and the myriad of baby stars hidden behind the cliffs.

Garden Path Lacquers-Deep Field

Described as a clear base suspended with holographic microflakes, black metallic microflakes, dazzling blue/purple ultra chameleon chrome flakes, and a touch of blue pigment. Deep Field is a bottle of a thousand tiny galaxies, and all of the immeasurable possibilities that are contained within.

Garden Path Lacquers-The Quintet

Described as a shimmery shade is scattered with red/gold Aurora shimmer, pink shifting iridescent flakes, and holographic microflakes. Inspired by the JWST image of Stephan’s Quintet, a group of colliding galaxies circling each other in gravitational dance.