Call me Meg is another polish from the Family don't end with blood collection by Finger Lickin' Lacquer. When I first swatched 3 form this collection I didn't understand the name of this collection, but now that I am up to season 7 I understand that this is a quote from Bobby.
Call me Meg is another holo (I just adore them so much!!!!) This is a aqua holo that smells like cucumber melon. I admit when I first ordered this polish I almost got it without the scent as I have never been a fan of anything cucumber melon. Then I said eh I might as well get the whole experience out of it. Man am I glad I decided to get this scented because it smells amazing! for 3 out of 5 of my co workers who I had sniff this it was their favorite out of the ones I had. As I get further into scented polish from FFL I find it hard to even decide which are my favorite because I love them all so much.
Meg is a scattered holo and applies smooth as butter. Quick drying this polish was great with 3 coats but can take more if visible nail line bothers you. Perfect color for a stamping base I just didn't get a chance to stamp over this beauty. While wearing this I caught myself not only staring at my nails in sun light but also sniffing them..It has an almost jelly formula that dries glossy but best with top coat. I got 3 days wear out of this without chips before I changed my color.
This holo can be yours for the low price of $8.50.
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I love that color and OMG supernatural I'm so obsessed with the tv show cant wait for the new season. I need call me Meg in my life!
I am addicted and I really wish season 9 would hurry up onto netflix already!
I like the glitter nailpolishes, but there has to be a way to get the glitter off easier. Beautiful color and nails!
Glitter is a tricky thing but thats why I love holo its prettier than glitter, sparkles, and is easier to remove.
Love the color and how long and beautiful your nails are!
Thank you! I work hard to keep them long but sometimes they break and I have to baby them to get them back out.