Barielle – June Bug – RealPolishFanatic

Hey everyone! Today I’m sharing with you a polish I didn’t think I would ever own. I never saw it on Ebay. I finally saw one on a blog sale years ago, but I was too late, someone had beat me to it. Then a super generous person found out I wanted this polish last year and insisted on sending it to me since she had it unloved in her collection. I couldn’t believe it! So in memory of my “Aunt June Bug” I bring you Barielle June Bug.

Barielle – June Bug

I wanted this polish for the name. I didn’t even know at first what it looked like, I just wanted it because I always called my aunt “Aunt June Bug”. Not that it would matter to me, but this polish is gorgeous!

This is an opaque gray with a ton of green shimmer and very small and sparse red and white glitter. Excellent formula! Some people may think it’s too thick, but it’s just perfect to me. The shimmer is not shy and shows itself in all lighting. It is quite opaque at one coat, but I did 2 coats plus topcoat for the photos.

My collage picture is all over the place color wise, I know. The picture showing my nails is the closest to how it looks in real life.

Barielle June Bug, 2 coats plus topcoat.

In the lightbox…

Barielle – June Bug

Inside by a window with overcast skies…

Barielle – June Bug

With flash. This shows the polish as being much more green, but I wanted to show off all that shimmer…

Barielle – June Bug

Well, there we have it!
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