The Starkers collection colors remind me of some foundations. Butter London Shandy is a peachy nude (think of it as a cool-toned shade like the Chanel Beige Rose series). Butter London Tea& Toast is a warm tan color (like the Chanel Beige Ambré series).
Nude nail colors can really run the gamut of shades, so I've included some color comparisons to better demonstrate the colors. You can see that Butter London Shandy is not nearly as peachy as Orly Sheer Pêche (which I've layered thickly for effect), and it's not a traditional beige nude like Sephora by OPI Going Nude Eh?. You might say it's somewhere in between! Butter London Tea & Toast is similar to OPI San Tan-Tonio, but it's slightly warmer and has more red tones. Tea & Toast is significantly lighter than NARS Bad Influence.
Butter London Shandy and Butter London Tea & Toast nail lacquers ($15 each) are delightful additions to my nail lacquer collection. The colors are fun and the formulas are well done. I'm particularly fond of Shandy; its peachy-coolness is a nice departure from typically warm or beige nude nail colors.The Starkers collection is available at Butter London and other beauty retailers. The whole set is also available at Goop for $40. Thanks for reading! Have you tried or eyed the Butter London Starkers collection? What Butter London polishes have you tried recently?
Love, Dovey
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These both look like great shades! I really like the look of Shandy, though. I'm still enjoying the colours from Butter's Sweetie Shop collection at the moment, and I recently picked up Teddy Girl and Primrose Hill Picnic, which are both pretty shades. I only discovered the brand fairly recently, but I really am enjoying the colours I've tried from Butter so far, and the formula seems to wear really well, too.
ReplyDeleteHi Nat, Thanks! I think Spring 2013 Sweetie Shop was gorgeous too --- I'm still eyeing Fruit Machine :-)
DeleteI still haven't tried anything from Butter London, though there are shades I've been eyeing forever! These are what I call the new nudes, and I like them! They're clean and classic, but at the same time there's some personality about them ;) Nice to see your hand too, Dovey!
ReplyDeleteHi Sunny, I think New Nudes is a nice description! And yes, you've witnessed a rare appearance ;-)
DeleteShandy is such a flattering shade!
ReplyDeleteThank you Vita! I really like it!
DeleteI love the tea and biscuits theme! :) I definitely have enough shades that appear similar to these two, but it's always exciting to see what's new for the upcoming seasons.
ReplyDeleteHi Liz, Yes! I thought it was yummy too :-)
DeleteDovey - I always LOVE your images. Great post :)
ReplyDeleteHI Kristie, Thank you so much!!
DeleteWhat a great collection of nude tones. I am going to look out for Tea & Toast. Nice.
ReplyDeleteHi Brownstone Bazaar, I like the slightly red-leaning tones in Tea & Toast--- it makes it more wearable!
DeleteI love butter London polishes. I have a couple of these I still need to review and swatch!
ReplyDeleteAnyways I love your blog!
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Hi Tiffany, thanks for stopping by! Butter London is a fun brand :)
DeleteI love the foodie theme of this set :) I think Shandy looks like a great palette cleanser shade - we need those sometimes!
ReplyDeleteHi Larie, hehe, they do sound yummy --- and I like your description of Shandy. I think that's what it is!
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