Formula: Nice consistency

Finish: Medium toned gray holo with pink, purple, and blue micro flakies

Coverage: 2 coats

Notes: This color changes depending on who is wearing it. I've seen other swatches and it pulls more gray on some people. On me, it pulls more lilac than gray.

Anonymous Lacquer sells two varieties of cuticle clean up brushes. The first variety has a rounded edge, and the second has a squared off edge (pictured above). 

I've been using ELF concealer brushes for clean up since before this blog was started. Last year, I tried some cheapo brushes I found on Ali Express. Those were a step up from the ELF brushes, but they still frayed and deteriorated over time. Last summer at Cocktails and Colors, Mildred (Anonymous Lacquer) gave me this holo-ed out clean up brush and told me to give it a try. 

After several months of use I felt as though I could give it a good assessment. This handles basic clean up like a dream. It's small enough to get into tight spaces, and stiff enough to clean up dark colors. It cleans up micro glitters pretty well, but sometimes it leaves a straggler or two, As for polish decals, I still prefer some kind of thin, rounded brush for those. I think the round version of Anonymous Lacquer's clean up brush would work best. 

Anonymous Lacquer Party at the Pallazo is currently available for sale for $10 + s&h, and the Cuticle Clean Up Brush retails for $5ea + s&h. 

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