Treat Collection Nail Polish (Haul)

I love Chanel nail polishes, but I'm a stickler for ingredients. After a series of disappointing investments in water based, and various 5-free nail polish brands, I came across Treat Collection in Denver's eco-beauty outpost, Vert Beauty. They had only five bottles in stock, but I picked up two shades and was instantly smitten. Hailing from Berlin, Treat Collection's palette range is studded with some really interesting shades (Cocktail Hour, a shimmering taupe with both gold and grey undertones come to mind) and the application lasts a week at minimum. Which is phenomenal considering how often I hand wash dishes.

Luckily, Amazon had a flash sale and I snapped up a few bottles of their more tamer colors. (I just can't do blue nail polish, but I appreciate their blue is more a restrained blue-gray.)  

Anyway, I'm officially hooked. Behold my haul:

From left: Base Coat, Sugar Frosting, Cocktail Hour, Top Coat

From left: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, Blushing, Dream Vacation.

From left: Cherry Blossom, Wonderland, Cotton Candy, Honeymoon. 

Treat Collection

Hailing from Berlin, Treat Collection is the only 5-free nail polish worth its salt that I've found so far. The bottles are sleek, the formula isn't clumpy or runny, and the polishes dry hard and actually last. Plus, the colors are sublime. I've often gazed longingly at the Chanel polishes since deciding to clean up my beauty products, but Treat Collection ticks all of my boxes. I picked up Sugar Frosting and So Simple and while you can't tell in the picture, both have a very subtle gold shimmer laced throughout. Metallic polishes always last a good deal longer, and I gravitate towards polishes with some glitter or shimmer to help anchor the formula.

Treat Collection Nail Polishes. From left, Sugar Frosting, So Simple, Laughing Out Loud, Picture Perfect, Wonderland, The Girls.