Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot is a super sparkly deep blue foil from Rainbow Honey’s new Robot Collection. Skyward Bot is my most favorite out of this collection. It’s a super saturated deep blue. The lighting washes it out a bit, but it is super gorgeous.

Like Bitty Love Bot, Lucky Bot & Dusty Bot, it is on the thicker side, but still manageable. Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand.

This is Rainbow Honey Skyward Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Skyward Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Skyward Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 each on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot is a super sparkly icy blue foil from Rainbow Honey’s new Robot Collection. Like Lucky Bot & Dusty Bot, it is on the thicker side, but still manageable.

Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand.

This is Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Bitty Love Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Bitty Love Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 each on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Lucky Bot is a super sparkly minty green foil from Rainbow Honey’s new Robot Collection. Like Dusty Bot, it is on the thicker side, but still manageable.

Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand. Absolutely gorgeous, even if it does give me some lobster hands.

This is Rainbow Honey Lucky Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Lucky Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Lucky Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 each on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Rainbow Honey Dusty Bot is a sparkly lavender foil. It’s super reflective with great coverage. A little bit on the thicker side, but very manageable.

Pictured above is two thin coats, although you could definitely get away with one thick coat and a steady hand. Absolutely gorgeous.

This is Rainbow Honey Dusty Bot layered with Rainbow Honey Yoshimi. Yoshimi is a great glitter topper with black and white square glitters, little round black and white glitters, and bits of holographic glitter. I found that it was a little thick and that I had to fish around for an even distribution of the larger glitters. All in all, not a terrible glitter topcoat. It definitely adds some punch to the foil base.

Rainbow Honey Dusty Bot and Yoshimi are from the new Robot Collection, consisting of  four other foils, made of specially coated aluminum flakes. The metallic lacquers of the Robot Collection are simultaneously sparkly, reflective, and smooth! For the other posts from this collection, please click here!

Dee nailed it with Dusty Bot. Dusty Bot and Yoshimi retail for $10 on the official Rainbow Honey website.

These were sent to me for review.

Sheswai Dig It! Dig It is a bright green creme. And I love it. It applies pretty much flawlessly and is a one coater. It has the perfect consistency. Not too thick and not too watery and thin. Just perfect. I’m in love.

I decided to compare it to a few other similar colors I could think of off the top of my head.

From left to right, Sheswai Dig It, OPI Don’t Mess With Texas, Sheswai Dig It, and OPI Jade is the New Black. As you can tell, Sheswai Dig It is more of a true green with its yellow tones, while the OPIs are fairly blue-based.

Love it.

Sheswai is available at Sheswai, Spirit Beauty Lounge & Anthropologie for $16/bottle.

This was sent to me for review.