Ludurana - Fascinante (Aurora Boreal Collection)

Let's stop drooling over Emocionante multichrome polish and start drooling over warmer multichrome shade from the same (Aurora Boreal) collection called Fascinante. Yes, it IS as fascinating as the name suggests. When my sister browsed through my box of Brazilian polishes, she picked this one up and said: ''This is the only pretty one.'' But what does she know. She thinks multichrome polishes are for weird people. Weird like me. =)

Wet n Wild, Black Creme, 1 coat + Ludurana, Fascinante, 1 coat

The main color in Fascinante is burgundy which shifts to orange and gold. Sometimes you can even see some green-ish highlights in the gold. These colors remind me of fall. Not the rainy, cold type of fall. This one is warm, full of colors of the fallen leaves and I don't know how else to describe it - it's a ''happy'' type of shade(s).

This would look so much better if I could stick my hand into a pile of fallen leaves, but snow will have to do for now. It's actually a very good method for the duochrome effect to show - snow reflects light and voila! Isn't it pretty?

Burgundy in the middle and changing to orange and golden towards the edges. I didn't get to see much green, but I don't mind.

This photo was taken indoors in a natural lighting. I find these polishes to be at their prettiest when you look at them in the lighting like this. But to look and to photograph are two different things. Sadly.

To get a full range of colors, you only need to dip your hands into the water. I have to remember this for the next time I go to the pool. Hopefully I won't drown while admiring my nails. That would make one weird paper article.

Fascinante can't beat my no.1 shade Emocionante, but it comes quite close. It's not in the colors I wear a lot, but it's certainly a good mix of warm shades. The ones I can wear without thinking my nails look funny.

What do you think? 

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