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Also, I miss those old WnW polishes too, purely for nostalgia. They were cheap and they were sold at the only store we had in my hometown that sold makeup, so I had bunches when I was a kid! I loved the "midnight" ones, was that what they were called? The ones that were blue/black, green/black, and so on. I feel like they were called midnight blue and midnight green....that was a long time ago...
I have old bottles of what sounds like that collection. Unless it's a different collection, the colors I have are called Blackest Blue, Blackest Red, and Blackest Purple. I remember passing on the green one I used them mostly in high school, but they're still usable now too.
And me three with the chalkiness on my Revlon swatches (I use wheels). I wonder what ingredient causes it. I thought it was a fluke at first, until I noticed I was seeing it on all the Revlons and not any others.
Also, I miss those old WnW polishes too, purely for nostalgia. They were cheap and they were sold at the only store we had in my hometown that sold makeup, so I had bunches when I was a kid! I loved the "midnight" ones, was that what they were called? The ones that were blue/black, green/black, and so on. I feel like they were called midnight blue and midnight green....that was a long time ago...
I have old bottles of what sounds like that collection. Unless it's a different collection, the colors I have are called Blackest Blue, Blackest Red, and Blackest Purple. I remember passing on the green one I used them mostly in high school, but they're still usable now too.
And me three with the chalkiness on my Revlon swatches (I use wheels). I wonder what ingredient causes it. I thought it was a fluke at first, until I noticed I was seeing it on all the Revlons and not any others.