Conjured Polish Bioshock Collection Part 1
August 25, 2014I don't geek out too often over things like some other bloggers do. When I found out that Amanda of Conjured Polish was creating a Bioshock inspired collection I was over the moon! I spent a good portion of the summer after my sophomore year in college getting acquainted with the original Bioshock game. I first got into the survival horror fps genre in college. Despite all of the terrifying things I had witnessed during gameplay, nothing had prepared me for jarring actions of splicers.
A majority of this collection was inspired by Bioshock Infinite. I am not super familiar with all of the references because my computer is too old to run it properly. That being said, I hope you all enjoy these as much as I did!
Booker
Booker is a rich metallic maroon. The formula was a nice consistency and looks best with two thin coats. While some metallics have major issues with streaking, Booker was easy to smooth out with a couple of quick brushstrokes.
Polishes used: Conjured Polish- Booker, Revlon- Top Coat
Big Daddy
Big Daddy is a light to medium green thermal with silver shimmer. The formula was easy to apply. I found that this looks best with three coats.
Polishes used: Conjured Polish- Big Daddy, Revlon- Top Coat
Little Sister
Little Sister is a white crelly with purple circles, hexagons and irregularly shaped glitter. The formula on this was nice but a little more sheer than I anticipated. Pictured above is three coats with no base color.
Polishes used: Conjured Polish- Little Sister, Revlon- Top Coat
The whole Bioshock collection will be available on September 8th. $1 from every sale will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project as always.
If you've played the Bioshock series, which one was your favorite?
*Colors were provided for review
3 comments
Booker is really pretty! That's such a great fall color.
ReplyDeleteThese are nice but I really like Booker the best since its not as sheer as the other two here.
ReplyDeleteBooker looks so gorgeous! The original Bioshock will always have a special place in my heart since I played it in high school, but I'm still very fond of them all. I can't wait to see the second portion of this collection!
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