LeChat Perfect Match MOOD Gel Polish Swatches
I have a few more color changing Mood gel polishes from LeChat Perfect Match today. Mood polishes are always a lot of fun to wear since the colors are always changing based on temperature, and they’re great for doing nail art over too. These are the remaining four colors from the new Moods that were released for Fall. You can see my swatches of the other two colors here.
Dream Chaser shifts from a medium shade of purple when warm to a dark grey-ish purple when cold. The dark color is really hard for me to make out… sometimes it looks blue, sometimes it looks purple.
Limelight is a shimmery gel polish that changes from a light lime green when warm to a dark forest green when cold. This might be a fun color to do some holiday nail art with. :)
Lost Lagoon is probably my personal favorite of this lot. It changes from a bright minty teal green when warm to a darker shade of teal blue when warm. I love all shades of teal, so this one’s right up my alley.
Heart’s Desire is a lovely shimmery red gel polish that changes from bright red when warm to a dark burgundy when cold. This is another color that would be great for the upcoming holidays.
Your nails are always amazing.how do you keep them so healthy and perfect with all the polish changes??
I always use proper removal techniques, use cuticle oil, and periodically do IBX Treatments. :)
You did a tutorial on a new gel polish remover that removed the polish in about half the time as others. What is the name of the remover? I know you could get off Amazon. Thank you, Connie F.
It was the Color Club non-acetone gel remover, but I have since found that it’s not as effective on all brands of gel as it was on the Color Club brand.
Thank you for the information about the remover. Thank you for letting me know about the tip. I value your knowledge of all the products that you. Try. I like you I’m going to buy the mood gel polish in teal. It’s a very pretty color….you can take so many reds and purples which are my favorites, but they get too much at times. Thank you again. Connie F.
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