BEAUTY | Top 5 berry nail polishes for autumn

Yes, yes, yes - I am fully aware that Vogue says that this season’s nails are meant to be all plain and nude and milky and whatnot but hey, it’s autumn and I want my berries and wine pronto! And because I’m not a particularly strong wine drinker (well, I am until the second glass comes to play), I’ve selected my grapes in the form of 5 beautiful berry nail polishes.

✓ Essie Wicked (£7.99, Boots): The wine of wine nail polishes, the queen of the damned. That’s Essie Wicked, ladies & gentlemen. It’s a ridiculously stunning colour which in certain light almost translates as black. It’s also pretty hot. Just saying.  
✓ Nars Sharplines (£4.99, TKMaxx): One of the closest shades to Essie Wicked I own - yet it’s still a touch lighter once applied. I’m not a massive fan of Nars nail polishes but for such as pretty colour I’ll grin & bear it - and utterly enjoy the winery of this shade. 
✓ Nails Inc Kensington High Street (£12, Debenhams): I remember the blogging uproar when this nail polish came out - literally every single blogger and their cat owned a bottle of this (I believe that Hey Claire is to blame?)! It’s a gorgeous shade that is more on the red side of the spectrum than the previous two.   
✓ Burberry Oxblood (£15, John Lewis): Again - a step lighter from Kensington High Street, Oxblood is somewhat more red and more vibrant. The packaging is really what makes it for me though! 
✓ Lottie London Revamp (£5.99, Superdrug): An incredibly glossy nail polish - it almost looks like gel but it’s not. So confusing - in a brilliant way! You can read a full review of a handful of Lottie nail polishes here. 

What’s your favourite berry nail polish?

from Cityscape Bliss http://www.cityscape-bliss.com/2015/11/beauty-top-5-berry-nail-polishes-for.html