Happy Valentine’s Day everyone! I figured in light of the Holiday, this would be a perfect review to put up! Today I’m reviewing a Merle Norman Cosmetic exclusive.
I know what most of you are thinking.. the WHAT collection?! No.. No.. Not THAT kind of hussy! Inspired by the world-renowned multi-award winning automobile owned by The Nethercutt Collection called Hussy. The Hussy Collection includes six lip color formulas and a custom-formulated, exclusive OPI nail lacquer in the same unique red.
I have TWO of those products to show you today! The first one is the exclusive OPI Nail Lacquer. It is beyond gorgeous. With an undertone of rust, gold, pink & blue.. this shade is flattering for every skin tone!
Absolutely PERFECT for Valentine’s Day! And what goes best with stunning red nails? How about stunning red LIPS? Merle Norman created an identical lip polish with the same name to get your smooch on!
LOVE the brush on this gloss!
Lip swatch with flash –
Lip swatch with no flash –
Look at how that sparkles! I love it! Such a gorgeous & timeless collection. You can never go wrong with a bold red lip or nail to really spice up an outfit.
Availability – Located at all Merle Norman Cosmetic Stores. Check their facebook for locations in your area!
Price – Hussy lacquer is $8.50 & Hussy Lip Polish is $15.00
Check out Merle Norman on Facebook – Merle Norman & on twitter @merlenormaninc
*The products in this post were provided for review. All opinions are my own*
How cute!! I love this idea 🙂
Ah that red reminds me of Tinsel Town Red, one of my faves!
Ooh! I love the matching concept that seems to be one of the new trends. The red gloss is gorgeous.
Im a sucker for red lacquer & glosses/lipsticks!!!! This polish is BEAUTIFUL! And i need to check out that gloss!
I love anything red I gotta have
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