Dead Set Babes Nail Polish: Swatches & Review

In this post I'm going to share with you swatches for three awesome polishes I received from Dead Set Babes for review.
Dead Set Babes is a small Australian indie polish brand, their unique polishes are vegan, 3-free, cruelty free & made in small, precise batches. And if you are looking for custom colors you should know it's their specialty!
Be sure to check their shop for more beautiful colors and stay up to date at their Facebook page.
The ladies over at Dead Set Babes were kind enough to offer my readers 10% discount, so be sure to use the code NAILCRAZE10 at checkout to receive the discount (valid until 13/6/2013).

The colors I'm going to review in this post are (L-R): True Blue, Lost in Love and Midnight at Tiffany's.
All three polishes had really great formula which was easy to apply, interesting glitter and color combination, really great polishes that I enjoyed to wear!

Lost in Love is a mix of red, pink and white glitter with hearts, hex and square glitter. This one was defiantly my favorite among the three! I normaly avoid large glitter but this one was sooo pretty, I couldn't resist it. The hearts are so cute and create such a romantic look. I think this one will be awesome to wear for Valentine's day or to celebrate an anniversary with your loved one.
For the look in the photos below I used two coats of Wet n Wild Frence White Creme, then applied one coat of Ga-De Frozen Yogurt (a lovely shimmery / glass flecked white) and one coat of Lost in Love, topped it all with one coat of Poshe.

Midnight at Tiffany's is a mix of teal and black hex and square glitter in clear base. I really loved this combo, it was super easy to apply since the glitter spread evenly and effortlessly.
I decided to pair it with a dusty minty base - China Glaze Kinetic Candy (two coats). Also applied only one coat of Midnight at Tiffany's and topped it with Poshe.

True Blue is a beautiful mix of blue, teal and white glitter in hex and squares shapes. It also has some tiny holo sparkly glitter that adds a pretty depth to it. The bottle was generously packed with glitter so it was very easy to cover the whole nail with just a few light strokes.
I applied Seche Casually Cool (2 coats) as the base for this glitter, then one coat of True Blue and topped it with Poshe.

Here's a macro shot of the gorgeous glitter, so you can see how beautiful these polishes are up close.