Chanel Atmosphere Le Vernis Nail Polish : Review, Swatches and Ingredients

Chanel Le Vernis Nail Polish Atmosphere 629 ($27.00 / 0.40 oz.)  is from Fall 2014 Etats Poetiques collection.

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Although Chanel describes Atmosphere as nude, it is more a frosty pearl shade with lilac to peachy undertones that show themselves especially under light.

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It also has beautiful microshimmers that light under the sun.  Pearly shimmer shade has a creamy tone to it as well.

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Application is easy and dries very quickly. Two coats is ideal for opaque finish. After 2 coats there was no streaks and shade was even over the nail.

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Swatches

Under sunlight

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Another set of swatches

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Ingredients

Chanel Nail polishes are 5-free meaning they are free of formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate (DBP), toluene, formaldehyde resin and camphor.

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This is a gift from lovely Sara. If you haven’t discovered her blog yet, you should definitely check it out.

4 Comments

  1. 26/06/2014 / 12:30 pm

    Oooh that one looks lovely! Now I am even more excited to get mine :-)
    By the way, love your close ups with that pearly effect on the brush!

    • Dr.Ebru
      Author
      26/06/2014 / 12:45 pm

      It is quite exquisite :). Close ups with nail polishes are my favorites :) XO

  2. 27/06/2014 / 8:09 am

    Now I’m not much into light shades but this one will probably be way too pretty to pass on. Loooove your close ups! :)

    • Dr.Ebru
      Author
      27/06/2014 / 10:46 am

      You should try it definitely. With nail polishes especially shimmery ones close ups are the best :) XO

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