So I was lucky enough to be sent some lovely polishes from The Lacquer Lab Beauty, a new British Indie polish brand. So first on the review list are three lovely nudes from the Naked Ladies collection.
So I decided to do some plain swatches which is completely foreign to me as I am not a seasoned Swatcher, I’m much more into nail art, but these looked so good in the bottle I wanted to see the colours in their pure form. Nail art using these polishes will follow over the coming weeks.
So first up is Kleopatra, its a lovely milky chocolate nude (as described on the lacquer lab website). It certainly meets up to its description as you can see in the picture below. I think this tone would suit most skin tones, and is very easy on the eye. I have taken indoor shots as well as my normal outdoor shots so you can get an idea of colour.
Kelopatra 2 coats (Naked Ladies) Natural lighting
Kleopatra 2 coats (Naked Ladies) Indoor lighting
The second polish I had the pleasure of trying was a lovely pink nude called Pamela, btw these polishes are all named after famous naked ladies, I think that’s quite cool for a nude collection :), very clever.
Pamela is described as a luxe-creme lacquer with orgasmic, pink-flushed hue. Well I don’t know about descriptions of colours but this pink nude is simply beautiful as you can see below.
Pamela 2 coats (Naked Ladies) Outdoor lighting
Pamela 2 coats (Naked Ladies) Indoor Lighting
And last but not least there is Dita a beautiful traditional nude with a hint of a rosy peach colour, which I really couldn’t pick up properly with these pictures. Its the type of colour that can go with anything.
Dita 3 coats (Naked Ladies) Outdoor lighting
Dita 3 coats (Naked Ladies) Indoor lighting
These are just three from the collection of Six naked ladies and after having tried the Zoya Neutrel collection may I just say this gives it a run for its money, in fact I would go as far as to say I prefer the application of these polishes to the Zoya Neutrels and I love the variation in tones, with something to suit all skin tones. For more info and lots more lovely lacquer to choose from head over to www.thelacquerlab.com.
Atima B 
Hey – I follow you on instagram and popped over to your site! It is wonderful, I love these pictures. I always appreciate when a blogger takes photos outside when they feel like the indoor shots are not enough. I love these polishes. I wonder if I can buy them in US.
Oh gosh I don’t know how I missed this comment. I try to take pictures in doors and out side for all of my swatches if I can, but it is not always easy being a full time working mum of twins, thanks for taking the time to comment.
The pictures in both indoor and outdoor lighting really give a more realistic perception of the polish color and how it looks on your nails 🙂
Yes agreed, I think outdoor lighting gives a better colour accuracy but it shows people how different polishes can look in doors and out doors xx