Glaseado de arce

Maple Glaze and I got off to a wary start. I had no idea how the color would behave on my nails, but it was too pretty to leave in the cart, so I caved. Fair warning: the shade can read a little odd on cool or neutral light skin. Mine is neutral leaning warm, so it's not a perfect match, but it behaves better than I expected and looks its best in warmer light. On warm, sunny, tan, or deeper skin, this one is going to be a knockout; the other reviewers' photos make the case better than I can. The glaze finish is a quiet showoff, too. It keeps a low profile as a plain caramel until the light hits, and then a soft shimmer slips through. Best of all, it somehow reads nude while being, by any honest measure, caramel. Give Maple Glaze a try unless you think it might clash with your skin tone.

Got so many compliments, I could have worn them forever but as my nails grew out the cuticle part was getting jaded and caught in my hair so I had to take them off. They took a while to grow on me since I was looking for chrome light brown and these were the closest on Glamnetics that I could find. They were perfect for November and autumn season. Loved them. Picture is after 2 weeks and 2 days, when I finally took time to take them off with warm water, soap, and oil, using a floss pick.