BTS: THE MAKING OF MY WEDDING DRESS!

My mom honoured me by walking me down the aisle. Both of our dresses were custom made by Susan Hart

The Making of My Custom Wedding Dress

It finally happened! After 11 years together my fiancé and I finally tied the knot! And what better of a place to get married than in one of our favourite countries in the world, Italy!

This past September, Adam and I flew to Florence to spend a whirlwind weekend with friends before checking into our wedding villa just outside Siena in Tuscany. Over the course of three days we hosted a welcome pizza party dinner, tied the knot at the beautiful San Galgano Abbey, and hosted a reception, pool party and private dinner at a Michelin Star restaurant in Siena!

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Even though our wedding was a dream come true, I have to admit I’m kind of relieved that it’s now over. Wedding planning is a lot of work and often stressful so having my weekends and evenings back to chill and enjoy married life has been amazing!

With that being said there are a few words of wisdom I would like to share with all brides-to-be out there. If you are stressing over finding the perfect dress, don’t! There are other options out there. I personally went the custom wedding dress route and not only ended up with a dress I loved but got it made on a way shorter timeline than required for a dress from a bridal store. The best part, I still managed to be within my budget!

If you’re curious to see what it’s like to get a custom dress made you can check out the video below where I take you behind the scenes of the making of my custom wedding dress!

Wedding Planning and Dress Shopping Timelines

When I started the wedding planning process, I had no idea what the timelines were for ordering your wedding dress. So when my friends asked me at a Christmas party if I had picked my dress yet, I shrugged it off and said ‘my wedding is still 9 months away, I have plenty of time!’ Little did I know, I certainly did not! I quickly learned that most bridal stores in Toronto advise brides-to-be to order their dress a minimum of 8 months in advance (6 months for your dress to come in and an additional 2 for fittings and alterations)! Anything less would require a ‘rush’ order and cost you further money.

Wedding Dress Shopping at Toronto Bridal Stores

With new found anxiety coursing through my veins, I scrambled to make appointments at a few bridal shops in Toronto and coordinate with my bridesmaids. Little did I know, none of it would help. After three Toronto bridal store appointments and trying on over 15 dresses, I still felt anxious. The pressure of having to place an order ASAP coupled with the fact that I didn’t really LOVE anything I tried on only intensified those feelings.

Personally, I hate making important decisions from a place of fear or anxiety. It becomes an automatic no for me. An 8 month timeline felt crazy as well as spending a substantial amount of money on a dress I didn’t love. It just wasn’t going to happen. Thankfully I had other options.

My wedding dress maker Susan Hart helping me with my wedding cape at our second fitting

My Wedding Dress Maker

Enter, Susan Hart! I have known Susan for several years and she’s actually a close family friend. Not only is Susan an incredible dress maker but she also knits, paints, and is an incredible milliner! So after a quick call to Susan, it was decided. I was going to have my wedding dress custom made.

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When I told my mom about by decision to have Susan make my dress, she got so excited! Not only was she happy Susan was making my dress but she wanted Susan to help her with her ‘mother-of-the-bride’ dress as well! Having dresses made together ended up being so special and I loved how it gave us additional bonding time leading up to the wedding.

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My Wedding Dress Sketch

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Mother Of The Bride Dress Sketch

Our first fitting was spent playing with the design and getting the measurements right. The bridal cape portion of my design didn’t end up translating as imagined and I felt way more covered up in reality. We ended up spending a lot of my portion of the fitting throwing around ideas and collaborating on possible alternatives.

Fabric shopping for my mom’s mother of the bride dress we had custom made by Susan Hart an amazing wedding dress maker in Toronto

Fabric Shopping for My Custom Wedding Dress

A few weeks later we met up with Susan again but this time at Maryan’s fabric on Yonge Street to look through all the luxury fabrics and select the best ones for our designs. The fabric selection process can be a bit overwhelming especially since there are so many beautiful fabrics to choose from but thankfully Susan has so much experience that she was able to help me narrow down which fabric would work best for the type of stiffness and movement I was going for with my design.

After a few days with our newly purchased fabric, Susan called my us back into her studio for our second fittings. This appointment was mostly spent making further adjustments to the fit now that we had a better idea of how the fabric moved and sat against our bodies.

Since I was going for a pastel colour palette and all my bridesmaids were going to be in a different colour dress, my mom decided to follow the theme and opted for a periwinkle blue fabric with a beautiful sheer beading overlay that was just gorgeous!

PICTURES FROM OUR FITTINGS WITH SUSAN HART

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Not only did my mom have one mother of the bride dress made, she had two! I was surprised to see the new dress Susan Hart whipped up for her at one of our last fittings!

A New Custom Mother Of The Bride Dress!

PLOT TWIST: After three fittings and only three weeks remaining until the wedding, my mom and Susan surprised me with an entirely new mother-of-the-bride dress! My mom was having second thoughts about the beading overlay and was worried it was going to be way to heavy to wear under a hot Tuscan sun. Instead she opted for something a little lighter and whimsical that she could wear all night long.

Wedding Shoes & Bridal Accessories

By my second final fitting I had also finally chosen my wedding shoes. Instead of going for something designer and spending a crazy amount of money on bridal shoes I knew would get ruined on the cobble stone and pebble gravel grounds of the abbey, I got Susan to work her appliqué magic on these plain blocky heels I found online at Mango. Not only did she do an incredible job DIYing the heels but she also made me this adorable croissant bridal handbag to match! She also painted Adam and I’s wedding date on the inside as a memento of our special day.

Now I felt ready for my big day!

Oh, and how could I forget. Susan also made me this little party skirt with butterflies appliqued to it which made for the perfect outfit transition into an evening of dancing! She also surprised me with a bridal garter (that also had butterflies appliqued to it) which my mom passed along to me on my wedding day! Thank you Susan!

We designed my wedding dress so that the skirts were removable. This allowed me to change into a shorter ‘party skirt’ for the dancing portion of the reception.

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I hope you enjoyed this behind the scenes look of the making of my custom wedding dress! If you have any questions feel free to leave them in the comments below, otherwise don’t forget to subscribe as I’ll be back with more content soon! CIAO!

- Soheila

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LASH LIFT REVIEW: THE BEFORE AND AFTER IS AMAZING!

Lash lift results

I GOT A LASH LIFT!

Yes! The rumours are all true! I got a lash lift and to be honest the results were better than expected!

Earlier this week, I headed to Lac Beauty in Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood for my first ever lash lift with makeup and brow artist Jenna Want. If this is the first you are hearing about lash lifts, they are essentially a ‘perm’ for your lashes. Much like the effects of a perm for your hair, lash lifts sets a permanent curl into your lashes and the outcome is bigger, more awake looking eyes and more predominant lashes. Additionally, lash lifts are a low maintenance alternative to always using false lashes or getting lash extensions and they last way longer!

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LASH LIFT BEFORE AND AFTER

All lashes have a natural shape to them and mine are long but unfortunately, pretty dead straight. As I have been getting older I have also noticed my eyelids have become more hooded. You can really notice from this ‘lash lift before and after’ picture that the curled lashes now hide the excess skin on my eyelid and make my eyes appear bigger and more awake. Further, since a lash lift curls your lashes from the base all the way to the tip, you really get to see the full length of your natural lashes which helps them appear even longer and stand out more predominantly. It’s quite amazing how such a little thing can make such a big difference.

My lash lift before and after photo

HOW LONG DOES A LASH LIFT LAST

How long does a lash lift last? The short answer is 2 months. The long answer is, it really depends on you. Like everything on our body that regenerates, our eyelashes are also on a cycle. Typically, lash cycles are about 2 months long but it really depends on a person’s genes. Either way, over the course of 2-3 months you can expect a whole new set of lashes to grow in and push the old permed lashes out.

LASH LIFT AFTERCARE

Lash lift aftercare is super simple and is one of the main reasons why I favour it over lash extensions or even false lashes. Much like a hair perm, all you need to do for the first 24-48 hours after your treatment is let the perm set. That means, do not wash your face or wear makeup for the first 24 -48 hours. If you do wash your face and water does get on your lashes, the perm wont set and the lash lift results could be badly affected. After 24 hours it is back to business as usually. You can wear makeup, mascara, wash your face with your facial cleanser, apply creams, etc. as you normally would.

See, told you lash lift aftercare was simple!

For anyone that uses lash growth serums to help lengthen, nourish, and condition your lashes, you can still use these products but you may want to use them less as they could speed up your regrowth cycle causing you to have to go back for another lash lift session sooner.

EYELASH LIFT AND TINT

When I did my lash lift I didn’t get a lash tint because I already have naturally dark lashes but it is very common for people to do an eyelash lift and tint at the same time. Ideally you would want to get the lift done before the tint to ensure you have the best curl, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get a lash lift if you’ve recently tinted your eyelashes. If you have blonde lashes or lashes that you can barely see, getting an eyelash lift and tint would be perfect and really make your eyes pop! Plus, it’s really only one extra step!

LASH LIFT VS. LASH EXTENSIONS

I have had both a lash lift and lash extensions and I would 100% say I like lash lifts more. When comparing lash lift vs. lash extensions there are a few reason why I like lash lifts more:

They are significantly cheaper! Lash lifts are around $95 whereas lash extensions start at $150 and go up depending on how dense you want them.

Lash lifts last longer - approximately 2 months! Lash extensions on the other hand last maybe two weeks depending on how quickly they start to fall out. Also, when you start to lose lash extensions your lash line looks sparse and it’s super noticeable whereas when a lash lift grows out it’s way less obvious cause you’re using your natural lashes.

You can wash your face as normal with a lash lift. When you have lash extensions you have to be careful when washing your face to avoid the eye area. I like wearing makeup but I also like having good hygiene and I was always worried with lash extensions that the glue would be a breading ground for bacteria, especially if I couldn’t wash the area. Even naturally, bacteria grow along your lash line and in your mascara tube which is why you are suppose to throw out your mascara ever three months. With lash extensions, you are more susceptible to getting an eye infection which is enough for me to choose a lash lift over a lash extension every time.

You can wear makeup as normal with lash lifts. Yes, it’s true! Load on as much of that eyeshadow, eyeliner and mascara as you want because you can wash your lashes as normal. Feel free to keep using your favourite Micellar make up remover and wipes while you’re at it! Unlike lash extensions, you can continue to do your makeup as normal unlike lash extensions where you are advised to touch the eyes as little as possible and keep them clean. Either way, because cleaning is harder with lash extensions in general, you don’t really wear makeup quite the same way.

Lash lifts look more natural than lash extensions because they use your natural lashes. In addition to using the full length of your natural lash to make them appear more prominently once permed, they also don’t look sparse once a new cycle grows in. Lash extensions on the other hand can look fake and, I find, often not done well. Unless you are going to a pro, they tend to be very dramatic, dark, overdone and need constant maintenance which can be a pain in the ass.

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LASH LIFT PROS AND CONS

Still on the fence as to whether to give a lash lift a go? Here are some lash lift pros and cons to help you get more comfortable.

Some lash lift pros are:

• They give your lashes a natural looking curl that opens up your eyes and makes you look more awake.

• They last for as long as your lash cycle (approximately two months).

• They aren’t insanely expensive - Lac Beauty charges $70.

• They can help hid hooded eyelids.

• You can wear makeup and wash your face, use your favourite moisturizer, etc. as normal.

• You can choose how dramatic of a curl you want! *More on this to come!

Some lash lift cons:

• They don’t last forever.

• It isn’t cheap. - “But, If you don’t spend your money, who will?”

• You are putting chemicals near your eye. Another reason to make sure you go see a professional.

• If done incorrectly, you can over process your eyelashes and damage them. Yet another reason to go to a professional for this service.

WHERE TO GO GET A LASH LIFT IN TORONTO

Well, I’m obviously going to recommend the place where I went because I loved my experience with Jenna and I’ve always had great treatments there. I actually also go to their sister hair salon Lac and Co. down the street to get my hair coloured - shout out to Kiki! She’s the best!

Lac Beauty is a conceptual lifestyle and beauty boutique spa located at 162 Davenport Rd in Yorkville, and in my opinion, one of the best spas in Toronto. In addition to lash lifts, they also offer facials, manicures and pedicures, brows, waxing, makeup services for all occasions including bridle, and spray tans. In the past I have also been to Lac Beauty for Biologique Recherche facials which I also highly recommend trying because of how they give life back to your skin and drown it in hydration to reveal a dewy ass glow!

My lash lift experience took a total of 40 minutes and included a quick consultation at the beginning so Jenna could examine my lashes and help me choose a suitable curl. I went with something natural but you can actually pick different degrees of perms depending on how dramatic of a curl you want, which I thought was pretty cool. Other than a small unpleasant smell, the procedure was quick and easy. I felt no stinging, irritation, or cause for concern during or after my procedure and left with beautifully curled lashes. As someone who does have sensitive lashes (they sometimes become super itchy depending on what mascara I use) I was relieved to see that I experienced zero irritation and would 100% go back to do it again. Maybe I’ll see you there!

I didn’t only leave Lac Beauty with a lash lift though, I also left with some funny photos and videos from my treatment which I thought were too good to hide from the world! So I quickly edited them together for you so you can see the struggle of content creation during a lash lift. OMG, I love my job but sometimes it’s a laugh and this one is on me! Enjoy!

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Thank you so much for visiting the blog today and watching my lash lift review video. If you enjoyed this lash lift review feel free to let me know in the comments below. I’m also happy to answer any further questions around the topic. I’m going to be posting more videos on YouTube as well so I want to encourage you to subscribe to my 'Is That Soh YouTube channel’ if you aren’t already so you can keep up with all the great content I have planned!

Until next time,

-Soheila

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5 BENEFITS OF A SILK PILLOWCASE & WHY I'M SUCH A BIG FAN OF OLESILK!

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It finally happened. I did it. I jumped on the bandwagon and ordered a silk Mulberry pillowcase after taking one for a test ride over the holidays. After a few days of sleeping on such a luxurious surface while at my family home I knew I had to order one for myself. And why not? We deserve to treat ourselves after yet another COVID shutdown. If I can’t go out you better believe I’m going to make staying in as comfortable as possible. If you have been looking for an excuse or reason to buy yourself a silk mulberry pillowcase, I have a few, and some of them may surprise you.

5 BENEFITS OF SILK PILLOWCASE

Mulberry silk pillowcases are gentler on your skin and hair than a regular cotton or bamboo pillowcase which means less friction, less inflammation, and more hydration overall.

Silk doesn’t absorb dirt and sweat like cotton fabrics and therefore your pillow stays cleaner longer. It’s also an organic and hypoallergenic material thanks to the proteins that naturally coat the fibres of your Mulberry silk pillowcase. These fibres naturally repel allergens, fungus, and dust mites so you don’t have to worry about sleeping with a dirty pillow pressed up against your face.

Remember all those expensive lotions you put on your face before bed? Well, chances are you didn’t shell out those big bucks to have your pillow soak them up while you’re sleeping. Similar to dirt and sweat, silk Mulberry pillowcases don’t absorb skincare products like a cotton or bamboo pillowcase so your anti-aging serums and creams won’t go to waste!

A 100% silk pillowcase will keep your hair health and shiny! That’s right! Sleeping on a Mulberry pillowcase wont cause friction or tangles that inevitably dry out your hair making it more susceptible to damage, frizziness and loss of vibrancy.

They are so comfy to sleep on and they keep your head and face cool all night long! Never will I sleep on a warm, rough pillow again!

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MULBERRY SILK PILLOWCASE

You may have been thinking of getting a Mulberry pillowcase but aren’t sure what Mulberry silk is and why it’s more expensive than other silks. Simply put, it's a type of silk produced by silkworms that eat leaves from Mulberry trees. Mulberry silk, when produced in a controlled environment results in minimal variation and a more refined filament which produces the best quality silk. Mulberry silk is also both fine and light making it very luxurious to the touch which is why it is commonly used for bedding, sleep ware and pillowcases. Just make sure when you are shopping around for a Mulberry pillowcase that the pillowcase you end up with is made of 100% pure Mulberry silk so you don’t get ripped off. Further, make sure that the pillowcase you end up with has a high ‘momme' count (the equivalent to thread count in cotton fabric). The higher the better as it is a measure of density, softness and strength of the material!

Silk pillowcases or sheets with 19 momme equates roughly to a 600 thread count while a 22 momme pillowcase or sheet set equates to a 900 thread count.

Fun fact: A strand of mulberry silk is stronger than a strand of steel of the same diameter!

MY OLESILK 100% PURE MULBERRY PILLOWCASE

If you want a recommendation for a silk Mulberry pillowcase, I highly recommend the one I got from OlèSilk. It’s 100% Mulberry silk, comes in a variety of colours and sizes, is 25 momme (similar to a 1000 thread count density) and is less than $40 CAD on Amazon!

OleSilk has been a manufacturer of pillowcases, bedding, and sleepwear using 100% pure natural mulberry silk since 1986. I find their prices to be more affordable then other brands that I have seen online and delivery is fast when ordering on Amazon. I also love how my OleSilk Mulberry Silk Pillowcase has a zip closure so that it stays securely on my pillow throughout the night and doesn’t accidentally slip off. Lastly, as a former fashion designer I have very high standards when it comes to quality of fabric and manufacturing, and you can really tell OleSilk produces products with great care and high standards of craftsmanship which is why I do not hesitate to recommend them. As a matter of fact, I bought another one for my bff’s birthday this past week as well as they make great gifts for any beauty lover in your life!

BEST PILLOWCASE FOR ACNE

A lot of people think that silk Mulberry pillowcases are the best pillowcase for acne when in fact there is no proof that they help with acne. The best pillowcase for acne is actually a copper pillowcase because they are antimicrobial which means that they battle bacteria, are anti-inflammatory and help with restoring damaged tissue. Copper may sound like a funny thing to incorporate in textiles but the truth is copper has been used in the manufacturing of hospital linens, scrubs, and other medical fabrics because they prevent the growth and spread of bacteria! I haven’t tried any copper pillowcases so I unfortunately can’t recommend one, but it’s something to keep in mind if you have skincare concerns.

SILK VS SATIN PILLOWCASE

If you are debating whether to get a silk vs. satin pillowcase you should first be aware that satin, although shiny, is a product of a weaving technique (a satin weave) that produces a characteristically glossy, smooth or lustrous finish. Silk on the other hand is a natural thread filament produced by silk worms that when combined with other silk filaments becomes thick enough to become a usable fibre that can be woven into silk fabric.

Back in the day when I was in fashion school we learned all about different textiles and weaves, and some main differences between satin and silk fabrics are that satin fabrics are commonly made from synthetic fibres like nylon or polyester (which are derived from oil or petroleum) while silk is a natural fibre produced by silk worms. Silk from a tactile perspective is also soft and luxurious on both sides whereas satin tends to be silky or glossy on one side and dull and coarse on the other. Since satin is made from synthetic fibres it’s also very easy and fast to make while one pound of raw silk can take 2500 silkworms up to 8 days to produce. Because of this silk garments are generally more expensive than garments made from a satin material.

Further, unlike silk, satin is not breathable. It sucks up dirt and moisture easily, and will create friction against your skin resulting in static and frizz. Additionally, because synthetic fabrics are not breathable you will find your satin pillowcase becomes warm quickly while silk pillowcases are known for staying cool longer.

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HOW TO WASH SILK PILLOWCASES

It may seem intimidating but washing a silk pillowcase is actually quite easy. Most silk, unless specifically outlined in your garment care label, can be washed by hand using lukewarm water and a gentle washing detergent. Here are step by step instructions on how to wash a silk pillowcase at home.

1) Dissolve your gentle washing detergent in a large bowl of lukewarm water.

2) Add your garment to the bowl of soapy water and agitate until it is fully soaked. You can rub stains out lightly using your hands.

3) Once you are done washing the pillowcase, form a ball and squeeze out excess water. Do not twist and wring out your fabric as this can cause damage.

4) Change the water for fresh lukewarm water and soak the silk pillowcase once more to remove remaining detergent. You can also add a tablespoon of distilled white vinegar to disinfect and neutralize alkali traces.

5) Lay the pillowcase on a clean dry towel and gently press the water out of the fabric by rolling it up in the towel before hanging to air dry.

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I hope this blog post answered all your questions regarding the benefits of silk pillowcases, how to wash silk pillowcases, the difference between a silk vs. satin pillowcase, what mulberry pillowcases are/how they are made, and which pillowcases are the best for acne. If you have any further questions feel free to leave them in the comment section below! Until then, sleep easy!

- Soheila

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EXFOLIATING COFFEE & ACTIVATED CHARCOAL FACE MASK DIY

Since I am already a huge fan of activated charcoal and all its detoxifying benefits, I thought I’d share one of my favorite ways to use it with you, in a face mask! Both my boyfriend (that’s right, this charcoal face mask works for men too) and I use this mask to get all the guck off our faces that build up both in our pores and on the surface of our skin throughout the week. The addition of coffee and coconut to this charcoal face mask DIY also adds a smell to the mix that awakens the sense and leaves your skin hydrated. Sounds pretty good, right?! If you are curious as to how to make this charcoal face mask DIY at home too, keep reading!

COFFEE AND ACTIVATED CHARCOAL FACE MASK BENEFITS

This all-natural face mask exfoliates, hydrates, and purifies your skin leaving it soft, smooth, and fresh. Activated Charcoal pulls impurities and toxins out of the skin while coffee grinds exfoliate dead skin cells away and coconut oil moisturizes. I recommend leaving this activated charcoal face mask DIY on for about 10-15 minutes before exfoliating and washing it off gently with warm water. For glowing skin, follow with vitamin C serums and your favorite moisturizer! ♥

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Small Containers - I used 4 oz Glass Jam Jars  
2.5 oz Organic Coffee Grinds (fine) - per jars you want to end up with so (2.5 x # of jars = how much you will need)
1.5 oz Coconut Oil***- per jars you want to end up with
Activated Charcoal - I got capsuled ones and removed the charcoal from the capsules, 1-2 for each 4oz jar
 

*** If you have a problem getting the coconut oil out of the container like I did I recommend using a technique called "sous-vide".  Please note that the container has to be made of glass to do this. To do this, placing the glass jar of coconut oil in a bath of water and heat the water up slowly in order to melt the coconut oil. Use a cloth when removing the glass jar from the bath as it will be hot. Pictures included below!

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DIRECTIONS:

Wash and dry your jars fully

Place the coffee grinds in the food processor (you may have to do this in parts!) , add in your coconut oil and activated charcoal. Blend until well mixed well together.

If you did this in parts transfer food processor contents to a large bowl and repeat coffee, coconut oil, and charcoal mixture until everything is done. Mix large bowl contents together one last time with a whisk. The mask should look black and have a thick grainy consistency!

Scoop out and fill jars! 

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I hope you had as much fun making this easy charcoal face mask DIY as I did! Please let me know your comments below or if you have any special requests!!!!! I would love to hear from you ♥ ♥ ♥

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SPARITUAL - VEGAN NAIL POLISH REVIEW

I recently was introduced to this line of vegan nail polish called SpaRitual and absolutely loved it. Now, I have heard many things about vegan nail polish including that they lose their luster, don’t last, and chip easily, but I did not have any of those problems with this brand. Not only is it good quality, but it is free from 5 of the most harmful chemicals found in nail polish including DBP, toluene, camphor, formaldehyde, and formaldehyde resin. SpaRitual makes many vegan products, not just nail polish, and I look forward to experimenting more with this brand in the future. If you are pregnant or looking to live a more vegan and chemical-free lifestyle I highly recommend you also check out this brand. If that doesn’t sound like you, well I am sure you can still appreciate a good manicure and this rad color.

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Usually, they run about $12 a bottle - I got two, Spellbound (pictured above) and Loving in Pink which almost looks like pink chrome.

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I hope you enjoyed this vegan nail polish review of SpaRitual nail polish. If you have any questions or comments feel free to leave them below!

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