As promised, I have swatches of the other half of China Glaze's Vintage Vixen Collection for you this morning (manufacturer samples). These were again three coats in artificial light. A few could have used a fourth coat, but I wanted to be consistent.
Swing Baby is a great champagne shimmer, but I can still see through it after three coats. It would need a fourth.
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| China Glaze Vintage Vixen: Swing Baby Nail Polish, Three Coats |
Hey, Doll is a light reddish brown shimmer, good in three coats.
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| China Glaze Vintage Vixen: Hey, Doll Nail Polish, Three Coats |
Bogie is a really interesting eggplant purple shimmer, good in three coats.
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| China Glaze Vintage Vixen: Bogie Nail Polish, Three Coats |
Midnight Mission is a great shade of blue with silver microglitter, and was good in three coats but for one bald patch I didn't notice until I was selecting pictures. Had I seen it when taking pictures, I could have fixed just the one spot.
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| China Glaze Vintage Vixen: Midnight Mission Nail Polish, Three Coats |
Emerald Fitzgerald is a very nice dark green shimmer.
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| China Glaze Vintage Vixen: Emerald Fitzgerald Nail Polish, Three Coats |
First Class Ticket is a dark bluish purple, and the one I'm wearing. The picture is before top coat.
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| China Glaze Vintage Vixen: First Class Ticket Nail Polish, Three Coats |
That's the end of China Glaze's Vintage Vixen Collection. I told you there wasn't a bad one in the bunch! I still think some are better than others, but they'll all get used by me.
That's all for today, Dear Reader. Until tomorrow, love and nail polish to you! 
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