I Guess It's Summer Displays

The mountain resort opened for summer this past weekend; it was 45 degrees Fahrenheit, foggy, and drizzling when I took my first scenic lift ride of the season. So summer is more of a concept here at this point than a reality, but I did experience some warm weather on my recent road trip. The stores along the way were stocked with bright polishes and other seasonal fun, and of course I've spotted some things closer to home since my return. I was surprised at how many pics I did have to sort through and edit for this post, as my last display post was only last month. That's a good sign, I think; maybe the decline in retail nail polish is starting to reverse a bit.

Fred Meyer had a brand of fake nails I'd not seen before: Ardell Nail Addict. I later saw a display of these at Walgreens as well.



The China Glaze Body & Sol collection for summer 2019 is something I've only see at Sally Beauty so far. There were other colors in the back of the display with the eight new shades in front (bookended by topcoat): Skinny Tipping, Beach Buff, Beaches & Toes, Tan-Do Attitude, Copper-tunist, Glow-worthy, Bronze Ambition, and Send Hues.



I saw the CND Vinylux bridal collection Yes I Do at Walgreens. Four shades here: Cream Puff, Negligee, Skin Tease, and Mauve Maverick. There was no mini set of these shades; instead there were two mini duo packs with core colors, one with Married to the Mauve and one with Romantique.



I finally came across the Color Club rose scented matte polishes in a Walmart on my road trip. Left to right: Fresh Picked, Roses are Red, Long Stemmed & Lovely, Be Mine, First Kiss, Blushing Beauty, Perfectly Pink, You're Making Me Blush (sold out).



I still haven't bought, much less tried, the Dashing Diva Gloss nail strips that I've been seeing at Sally Beauty, but if I decide to change that, now I know I can find some designs of them at some Walmart stores, too. This one also had a set of Dashing Diva Brilliance nail art crystal designs.



I shared a small Essie summer display from Rite Aid last time, which had only four slots for the six shades. Since then, I've seen a larger display at both Fred Meyer and Kohl's. This one touted the "new demi-matte finish", which I'm skeptical about; I'm thinking that might just be spin on the way shades with neon pigment have always dried. Left to right: In Full Swing, Claim to Flame, Strike a Rose, Tangoed in Love, Take the Lead, Soles on Fire. (I also saw a sidekick with this collection at a Walgreens, not pictured.)



Kohl's is the only place I've seen the Essie Glazed Days collection in person. Unfortunately it was hard to get a good picture of these since they're in one of those backlit displays (and I didn't want to use flash in the store and attract even more attention to myself). Left to right (two slots per shade except for the last two): Glazed Days, Sweet Not Sour, Confection Affection, Ooh La Lolly, Sweet Supply, But First Candy.





Target had an Essie plus Olive & June display with Essie polishes and Olive & June nail stickers. The Essie colors, both regular line and Gel Couture, are not unique to this display. The stickers I think are Target exclusives. There are six designs: Lovely Day, Fruit Salad, Cabana Crush, My BFF is a Lama (their spelling), Rainbow Bright, In Bloom.



At $7.50 for 36 stickers in a package, they seem a bit pricey but they are cute. See the "lama" one below.



Unlike in my rounds of Five Below stores before my previous display post, this trip I did find a few new polishes in the few bins they do have these days. Funky Fingers I Glitterly Can't is an iridescent glitter.



There were also a couple of Fresh Paint cremes I hadn't seen before: Thank U Next and Breakfast at Tiffany's.



Walmart had a display from imPress advertising "The 1-Minute Mani & Pedi", which had fake toenails on the top and fake nails on the bottom. I have yet to try fake toenails, since my pedis last a long time and I rarely break toenails, but I'm getting tempted by some of the textured designs here. I think the "1-Minute" part is rather optimistic; I use fake nails all the time and it's not that fast. Maybe if I started the stopwatch after I'd picked all the sizes and peeled off all the tabs from the adhesive. I saw a much smaller shelftop display with this same theme at Walgreens as well.



The Just Add Sun UV color changing polishes are back again this summer. One Walmart I was at had a display with polishes on top and hair accessories on the bottom; it also had a spot with a light you could click on and see the color change, which was something I hadn't seen before and thought was a great idea. I also saw a Just Add Sun display at Fred Meyer; it didn't have the hair accessories but did have a space for the light alongside the polishes.



Top row: Unicorn Fantasy, Tangerine Dreams, Reckless. Middle row: Baby's Breath, After Party, Get Your Pink On. Bottom row: True Blue, Ruby Slipper, Reckless.



I saw an LA Colors sidekick display at Walmart that was not as much of a mess as things usually are there. The notable part of this one was the top two rows, which were the Color Craze Gel Creamy Neon shades. Top row (two slots each): Gossip, Good Vibes, Day Glow, Lucky. Second row (two slots each, though last two were down to a single bottle each): Chill Out, Splashy, Girl Talk, Jazzy. The other sections had a mix of things we've seen before in other displays (some Mermaid Magic, some core Gel colors, some Hypno).





Also at Walmart, there were some LA Colors Color Last displays with a vaguely 4th of July theme. There are red, white, and blue polishes in here, but they don't seem to be limited edition and are mixed in with a mish mash of other colors, including some of the metallic finish shades.



Rite Aid had two displays of LA Girl repromoted shades for summer jammed together on a shelf. The one in front is Summer Charm and has colors from the Gel line: Star Dust, Sensual, Desire (a bit bright for this assortment), Bella, Charming, Lingerie, Striking, and Clear. The one in back, Summer Glow, contains brights from the Color Pop line: Plunge, Peacock, Leap, Striking, Rad, Roar, Swanky, and Feisty. The Summer Charm colors were all also in the Nail Bar, but only Feisty from the Summer Glow display was.



Sally Beauty now has Morgan Taylor. The Rocketman collection is a movie tie in and has six cremes plus a glitter topper (I am kicking myself now for not moving the purple up to the front row before I snapped this pic. Shades here: Just Me & My Piano (purple), Sir Teal to You (teal), Put on Your Dancin' Shoes (red), It's the Shades (deep pink), Tickle My Keys (pink), Glow Like a Star (yellow), and Bedazzle Me (glitter topper, which I resisted but now I see the pic and want it bad). Ulta also had some of these colors in the core display unit; they were missing the red and yellow there (not even slots for them).





Walgreens had a Sally Hansen Mega Strength display that was notable not for the colors in it but for the two gift sets, each of which had two colors, the top coat, and cuticle oil packaged in a zip top cosmetic bag. The Bold & Bright set (on the left side of the display) had Money Pink Power and Just Getting Started while the Soft & Subtle one had She-Ro and Boss Gloss.



At Rite Aid, I saw a summer Insta Dri display from Sally Hansen called Tropical Brights, which also has leg makeup along with the polishes. I've only seen these colors at Rite Aid so far. Six shades here: Hit the Deck, Flamin-go, To the Peach, Cruisin' Blue, My Ca-Banana, Strawberry Heat.





The Sally Hansen Color Therapy pastel shades and floral stickers from spring showed up at Ulta in a display I hadn't seen before. The interesting thing was this also had Crushed Metal kits in Rose Gold, Gold, and Silver. The display says these give a textured metallic look. The kits have base coat, effect coat, and chrome finish polish.





Finally in the Sally Hansen section, I have a better lit, better stocked Xtreme Wear Pride display than the one I shared last time. As mentioned, these are all core colors. Front row: Red Carpet, Drop the Beet/With the Beet, Coral Reef/Giant Peach, Blue Blitz/Babe Blue, Pine Shine/Silver Storm, Jam Sesh, Iris Illusion/Lacey Lilac, Disco Ball. Back row: Invisible, Red-ical Rockstar/Rebel Red, Sun Kissed, Mellow Yellow, Jazzy Jade, Pacific Blue, Rockstar Pink, White On.



Last display post I shared the Nailtural line from Sensationail that I'd only seen in Canada. I was surprised to find it at a Rite Aid here in Idaho, just rattling around in bins on the end of the Nail Bar. I almost missed them.



As shown in my last display post, I found the SinfulColors Naughty Nudes in the Fearless Color display at one of my local Walmart stores. In my travels, I ran across a dedicated Naughty Nudes display; it was very picked over, so no telling what it was meant to have in it besides the nudes.



I mentioned last time that I'd seen the SinfulColors Silky Matte shades starting to show up in frosted glass bottles after initially being in regular bottles. As the Walmart stores restock the displays, I'm seeing more and more of the frosted bottles. This store had one shiny shade left but all the rest were frosted. Left to right: Purplexed, Coral Craze, Dragonfly, State-mint, Let's Flamingle, Blue Me Away, Blacklist, Mattifly Top Coat, White Lies.



As far as I know, very few Walmart stores got the SinfulColors SinfulShine Cosmic Dreams display, so I felt fortunate to find one on my travels that was pretty much full.



Top three rows below; ones marked with * are part of the Cosmic Dreams collection, which is another Vanessa Hudgens collaboration. Top: Liquid Gold (times 4), Galaxy (*), Tutu Thrill (times 2), Spice, Poison Apple. Middle: Spice (times 2), Space Dust (* times 2), Galaxy (*), Wine Not (times 2), Poison Apple, Prosecco. Bottom: Plumberry (times 2), Magic Dragon (times 2), Dark Matter (* times 2), Shimmarine, Top Coat (times 2).



Bottom three rows below. Top: Aurora (* times 2), Magic Dragon, Celestial (* times 2), Mercury (* times 2), Prosecco, Top Coat. Middle: Diamond in the Raw (times 3), Mercury (*), Pragmatic, Galaxy (*), Interstellar (* times 2), Top Coat. Bottom: Shimmarine, Galaxy (* times 2), Shimmarine (times 2), Diamond in the Raw, Poison Apple, Aquarius (* times 2).



Ulta slipped the Caribbean collection of their Ulta Beauty Gel Shine line into the backlit core display. Left to right: Freshwater Pearl (repromote), Vacation Mode, Girl Boss (repromote), Passports & Pineapples, Bahama Mama, Cabana Boy, Mint Condition (repromote).



At Target, there was a Defy & Inspire Vita Fit display, a line I hadn't seen before. Left to right: Sweat is Liquid Awesome, I Love Me, Fitalicious, No Pain No Gain, Victory Lap, Ion the Prize, Can't Stop Won't Stop, Ion the Prize. I thought I recognized this bottle shape even though I knew I hadn't seen this particular line before; then I recalled the Confetti brand that CVS had for a while. These are the same sort of bottles as those were (see an example here).



All of the Vita Fit colors are core; I found them plus some others in the regular nail polish section a few steps away from the shelf top display. Left to right: Better Sore Than Sorry, Less Words More Actions (sigh), Work In Progress, I Love Me, One Dream (sold out), Can't Stop Won't Stop, Ion the Prize, Victory Lap, No Pain No Gain, PE Teachers Rule, Fitalicious, Sweat is Liquid Awesome, Challenge Your Limits, Run Harder Than Your Mascara, Stop Making Excuses, Sweat Smile Repeat.



There does seem to be some confusion on the part of the Defy & Inspire folks about what glitter is. The last eight polishes are all labeled "glitter" on the display. Only one is what I'd call glitter. The others are shimmers. See Fitalicious below for instance.



Some things I haven't seen yet that I'm looking for are the three additional Essie summer collections: Gorgeous Geodes, Sunrush Metals (Gel Couture), and Rocky Rose. I'm heading out on a plane soon; maybe I'll see them on my travels.

Long Overdue Displays

Once again I've let my displays folder on my laptop get overstuffed with photos. Once again I have the ususal excuses; since my last display post in January, I went on four trips of varying lengths and wore myself out skiing a lot of days when I was home (at least once my injured ankle healed enough to allow that). But now I'm home for a whole two weeks in a row and the ski lifts have been shut down for a month, so I have no good reason to put it off any longer. In the interest of getting this done before too much more time passes, I'm going to cut back on my usual penchant for sharing every variation of displays and just stick with one per collection, but I know there are going to be some I'll just have to include.

The first sign of the China Glaze Spring 2019 release that I saw was two sets of fake nails on a shelf at Ulta, without a display. Then at a another Ulta, I saw three sets, again just loose on the shelf. I didn't see any design names on the boxes; there were coffin shaped iridescent purple, rounded in a silvery mirror finish, almond pale pink ones with a see through stripe dividing the tip from the rest of the nail.



Sally Beauty had a display with the polishes from the China Glaze The Arrangement collection (which I had to re-arrange before I took my pic, what with the unrelated colors that were stuck in there). Front row, left to right: What's Up Buttercup, I Still Beleaf, Show 'em Who's Blossom, This is Ranunculus, Hydrangea Dangea, Saved by the Bluebell, Wildflower Hour (sold out), Lavenduh, There She Rose Again, Señora Flora, Good as Marigold, Better Late Than Nectar.



Walgreens had a spring collection from CND Vinylux: Soulmate, Exquisite, Coquette, and Plume. The polishes are marked as new on the display and the mini pack (which lacks Plume but has top coat) is marked as limited edition.



Some Walmart stores now have Color Club Water Colors polishes in their nail polish aisle. These are water-based polishes, not sheer/jelly polishes as I'd hope when I saw the name of this line (and the very pretty caps which have what almost looks like a plastic wrap mani done with jellies over a white base). Top row: Top Coat, I Have a Sea-cret, A Shore Thing, Keep Swimming, Smooth Sailing, Keep it Reel, Ahoy Matey, You Will Be Mist. Bottom row: Just Dew It (sold out), Make a Splash, Water You Waiting For, Whale Hello There, In Hot Water, Pier Pressure, Off the Hook, Anchors Away.



One store had three rows of Water Colors instead of two (now I'm wondering if some have four, and what other inconsistencies in stocking I've missed). Additional row, left to right: Who Gives a Ship (sold out), You Float My Boat, Rain Rain Go Away, Cry Me a River, You're So Shallow, Wave Goodbye (sold out), Don't Rock the Boat, Surf's Up. Since the color chips on the display don't match up very well with the polish colors in the bottles, I can't say I have a good idea of what the colors that are sold out look like. Also, while I was looking at the Water Colors, I noticed some Walmarts have incorporated the Color Club Meet Your Match skintone shades in their nail polish aisles, so maybe they're core for now, at least the 16 shades that fit in the space alloted (missing were Stark Naked and Dare to Bare).



Seeing Cutex polishes at London Drugs made me feel nostalgic; I used a lot of Cutex polish back in the day because it was something I could afford on my allowance.



This Dashing Diva display was Valentine's themed, though I believe the designs are part of their core line, so probably still available. The interesting thing, which I didn't pick up on at first since the display wasn't full at the time I saw it, is that they've paired MagicPress fake nail sets with Expressions 3D nail stickers (the stickers were sold out). That's not something I've thought to do, despite how often I wear fake nails these days. The nail designs that were left were Unbreakable, Love Shack, and Date Night.



At a Shoppers Drug Mart in Canada, I saw the Essence Glitter On Glitter Off peel-off glitters: Put a Ring On It, Razzle Dazzle, Party Queen, Spotlight On, Starlight Express, and Glitter in the Air. I later saw these same shades at Fred Meyer in the States.



I'm not sure what happened with me and the Essie spring collection; I never saw a full display until I went to Canada a few weeks ago. Kohls had two lonely polishes; my Ulta was empty every time I looked, but at a London Drugs in Vancouver, I found an almost full display. least it had pictures of what the colors were: Stirring Secrets, A Touch of Sugar, Pinkies Out, Tiers of Joy, Reign Check, Teacup Half Full.



I'm not sure what season the #essielove Moments collection is for; maybe it's core since people have events year 'round. Left to right: Birthday Girl, The Best-est, Nailed It, Congrats, Sheer Luck, Mani Thanks. First place I saw this was a NW Beauty, though I've since seen spaces for five of the shades at Kohls (missing was The Best-est).



I've been seeing Essie Summer 2019 at Rite Aid but no where else so far. They're putting the six shades in a display that's only four wide, which is odd but I guess good that they're getting the whole collection. Left to right: In Full Swing, Claim to Flame, Strike a Rose (front), Soles on Fire (back), Tangoed in Love (front), Take the Lead (back).



Fred Meyer had an Essie Gel Couture display with skintone neutrals and reds. According to the Essie website, the three reds are new shades. I'm not sure about the others. Left to right: Buttoned & Buffed, Tailor-Made With Love, Walk the Hemline, Paint the Gown Red, Scarlet Starlet, Lady in Red.



FingerPaints continues to put new cap colors on polishes in an attempt to get me to buy them; the Rose Quartz collection I saw at Sally Beauty recently has pearlescent white caps. Front: You're a Gem, Well of Quartz, Don't Be Mineral-istic. Back: Love is Blinding, Crushing and Blushing, Pearls of Wisdom.



I popped into a few Five Below stores in my travels and was, as expected, underwhelmed by their polish selection. I saw no new Fresh Paint or Funky Fingers colors. I did see some NPW Arctic Nail Stickers.



Five Below also had a variety fake nail sets at $3, $4, and $5 price points. I especially like the Pretty Woman duochrome ones.





Walmart had an end of aisle display for ImPress press-on fake nails, mostly in spring shades of pinks and other pastels. They are all in on the accent nail concept; all of these sets had at least two types of design/finish in them, and some had three.



Stamping is stil having its moments of fame in the mainstream nail world. This Kiss display at Fred Meyer had nail art stickers plus something new: a stamping kit called Stamp Styler, with a plate, stamper, scraper, and black and white stamping polishes.



Slipped into the regular polish section at Fred Meyer, I found two lines from LA Colors I hadn't seen before: Hypno Holographic (by which they seem to mean iridescent) and Metal. Top: Sentiment, Surreal, Wander, Divine, Paranoia, Euphoric, Dazed, Voodoo. Bottom: Crushed Diamond, Bubbly, Marvelous, Crystal Pink, Majestic, Sublime, Gold Coin, Violet Vixen.



Last display post I had to share a very picked over LA Girl Liquid Metal display, with half the colors sold out. When I later spotted one at a different Rite Aid with all the colors, I had to snap a pic.



The OPI Tokyo collection has shown up at the usual places. I saw it first at Ulta. Left side of this display is the OPI Shine versions; right is traditional formula (thought I have seen these swapped at other Ultas). Top row: Primer, Gloss, Rice Rice Baby, Another Ramen-tic Evening, Arigato from Tokyo, Hurry-juku Get this Color, All Your Dreams in Vending Machines; right side is same (Base Coat & Top Coat instead of Primer & Gloss). Second row: Samurai Breaks a Nail, How Does Your Zen Garden Grow, I'm on a Sushi Roll, Suzi-san Climbs Fuji-san, Tempura-ture is Rising, Kanpai OPI, Chopstix and Stones; right side is the same. Third row: repeats of some colors above on Infinite Shine side; Just Karate Kidding YOu (times 2), Left My Yens in Ginza (x2), R U Happy 2 C Me (x3). I understand that these last three are Ulta exclusives. Mini sets on the bottom have the bottles arranged in a sort of random manner that I don't recall seeing before.





The Sally Beauty OPI Tokyo display I saw was somewhat less organized, but did have the Sally Beauty exclusives front and center: Judo'nt Say (pale pink, not sure what's up with that punctuation), This Shade is Blossom (champagne), and Robots are Forever (white).



Hot on the heels of Tokyo, the OPI Always Bare for You collection showed up at NW Beauty. This is the bridal/Soft Shades collection for 2019. Front (two bottles of each shade): Bare My Soul, Engage-ment to Be, Ring Bare-er. Back (ditto): Baby Take a Vow, Throw Me a Kiss, Chiffon-d of You.



And the Infinite Shine Always Bare for You display, which has Primer and Gloss in addition to the colors:



I go into CVS when I'm on the road more through force of habit than expecting anything good polish-wise, but in one store in Wisconsin on the nail polish wall, I found Pop-arazzi polishes in cylindrical bottles with silver caps, which was a change from the black with white spotted handles they used to have on a more traditional bottle shape. They only had treatments, topcoats (including special effect ones), and peel off glitters here, no core/regular shades. Top row: Avocado Oil & Bamboo Treatment, Clay & Vitamin E Treatment (sold out), Quick Dry Top Coat (sold out), Flaky Glitter Top Coat, Holographic Top Coat, Matte Top Coat, Iridescent Top Coat, Glow in the Dark Top Coat (sold out). Bottom row, al peel off glitters: Lavender, Royal Blue, Fuschia, Red, Rose Gold, Gold, Silver, Charcoal.



The Prim + Proper line at London Drugs surprised me; I'd never heard of it before, and also the bottles were the same as the Whim line that Ulta had for a while, with the gentle curve front to back. There were too many colors here for me to get their names in the time I had before we needed to get to the theater for the show that brought us to Canada.



I first saw the Sally Hansen + Jelly Belly Insta Dri shades at a Meijer store while I was traveling. These were released for Easter, but as recently as this past weekend, I saw a fairly full display of them left at an Ulta in my area. Top row: Coconut, Buttered Popcorn, Peach, Very Cherry, Strawberry Cheesecake, Bubble Gum, Tutti Frutti, Island Punch. Second row (duo sets): Bubble Gum & Buttered Popcorn, Berry Blue & Tutti Frutti (times 2), Coconut & Peach. Fourth row: Blueberry, Berry Blue, Green Apple, Coconut, Buttered Popcorn, Peach, Very Cherry, Strawberry Cheesecake. Remaining rows: all repeats or core colors







I shared the Sally Hansen Insta Dri Matte Metallic shades last time; for this time, I saw them tucked in a new style of display at Walgreens with other Insta Dri colors. This space used to be for SinfulColors, but those are no longer carried.



At London Drugs in Canada, I saw a spring Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure display. Left to right: Daisy Dreaming, Dahlia Darling, Freesia Fancy (but this is not Freesia Fancy; wish I hadn't been so rushed when I was there and had taken pics of the bottle tops), Freesia Fancy (new), Bluebell Bloom, Balmy Blush, Romantic Rose. In addition to the polish, there are scented cuticle oils in Peony and Rose. The backing card for this display was missing, so I didn't know what the collection is called. Googling leads me to believe it's Petal Soft.



At Rite Aid, I saw a stand alone Sally Hansen display with Miracle Gel, Color Therapy, and Mega Strength colors. The front touted Neon; the back, Nails that Go Bloom.





The Miracle Gel Neon shades are referred to as limited edition: Fuchsia Fever, Peach Please, Electri-Lime, Miami Ice, and Violet Voltage. They're paired with the Miracle Gel Matte Top Coat. On the shelf below, there are some Color Therapy shades that would seem to be more properly placed on the other side: Bluebell Bloom, Balmy Blush, Dahlia Darling, Peony Cuticle Oil, and Pretty Peony nail art stickers. Yes, these shade names match some from the Canadian Complet Salon Manicure display.



The other side has core Miracle Gel shades on top. The second shelf has the Color Therapy pastel florals: Beautiful Bouquet nail art stickers, Daisy Dreaming, Freesia Fancy, Romantic Rose, and Rose Cuticle Oil. I would have put all the florals on this side, and if we had to have Miracle Gel shades, pick out some bright ones to go with the neons on the other side. I'm not even going bother with the Mega Strength shades; nothing new there and all the shades were in earlier display posts. This display also has Hard as Nail Vitamin Strength Serum and No More Stains Spray-On Base Coat.



One more from Sally Hansen: at Walgreens I saw a Pride display with Xtreme Wear colors. None were new, but the ones in the back row that made the rainbow had rainbow heart stickers on the cap that I thought was a nice touch.



The first and only place I've ever seen the Sensationail Nailtural line is at Shoppers Drug Mart. Top row: Base Coat, empty slot where I assume top coat would go, Whimsical White, Sheer Selflessness, Soft Seashell, Buff Brilliance, Peaceful Peony, Trusting Terracotta, Tender Tulip. Bottom row: Dainty Dahlia, Reliable Rose, Lively Lavender, Optimistic Orchid, Sweet Sand, Steady Stone, Gorgeous Granite, Sensitive Storm, Lyrical Licorice.



With Walgreens getting rid of SinfulColors and Rite Aid seemingly as not getting many new displays either, Walmart is the place to look for new colors. When I first saw the Fearless Colors Outrageous Nails display at this particular store, it was mostly empty and I was worried I'd missed out, but apparently all the polishes didn't arrive with it because when I went back it had been restocked.



The first two rows are SinfulShine colors. Top, left to right (I think all previously released, but don't quote me on that): Prosecco, Tutu Thrill, Pragmatic, Alfresco, Shine Annie, Sinorita, Plumberry, Caribbean Cool, Top Coat. Bottom (I believe these are new): Diamond in the Raw, Shimmarine, Magic Dragon, Liquid Gold, Poison Apple, Spice, Wine Not, Galaxy, Top Coat.



Next two rows are new shades. Top row are the Silky Mattes: Purplexed, Coral Craze, Dragonfly, State-mint, Let's Flamingle, Blue Me Away, Blacklist, Mattifly Top Coat, White Lies. Bottom row are the Naughty Nudes: Strike a Pose, Tease, Nakey Nay, Copper a Feel, Come Closer, Body Language, Skin-tillating, Nude Mood, Skinny Dip. Note that these Silky Mattes are in regular bottles; later I saw them in frosted glass bottles at another store.



Other rows are shades we've seen before (and not all slots were stocked or had the right polishes in them when I saw this one). For completeness' sake, here are the slots: Let's Talk, Yolo Yellow, Boom Boom, Snow Me White, Sugar Sugar, Supernova, Electric Sage, Rise & Shine, Black on Black, Wonder Mint, Hush Money, Queen of Beauty, Pink Smart, Dream On, Sail La Vie, Decadent, Endless Blue, Gogo Girl, Violet Riot, You Goji, Show and Teal, Vacation Time, Pride, Forbitten Fruit, Clear Coat, Raisin the Roof, Acapella Ella.

One Rite Aid did have a new SinfulColors display, specifically a SinfulShine one; no shades here that weren't also at Walmart. Front: Wine Not, Liquid Gold, Spice, Poison Apple, Diamond in the Raw. Back: Shimmarine, Galaxy, Magic Dragon, Top Coat.



There was a SinfulColors St. Patrick's Day display called Get Lucky, but it had no new shades in it and all the ones I knew of are gone or picked over by now.

At a Save On Foods in Canada, I found a brand I'd not seen before: True Fiction. Top row: Muffin Top Coat, Sugar Pie, Black Patent, Wedding Wishes, Cha Cha Cha, Double Double, High Society, Bottom row: Sangria, Almost Famous, Runway Red, Fancy Pants, Temptations Test, True Blue, Shady Lady.



I solemnly swear I won't save up so many displays for next time.