Difference between revisions of "Gold to Lime Green"
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| − | {{box|year=2001|season=|collection=[[In The Mood (collection)|In The Mood]]|label=|drop=[[File:Gold to lime green drop.jpg|150px]]|finish=|shade=gold|number=CGMP40}} | + | {{box|year=2001|season=|collection=[[In The Mood (collection)|In The Mood]]|label=|drop=[[File:Gold to lime green drop.jpg|150px]]|finish=shimmer|shade=gold|number=CGMP40}} |
This polish was part of the [[In The Mood (collection)|In The Mood]] collection. These polishes changed colors with body heat. The bottles were a different shape than the present-day China Glaze bottles, and they had a graphic "In The Mood" logo on the front. They were smaller .41 ounce bottles. | This polish was part of the [[In The Mood (collection)|In The Mood]] collection. These polishes changed colors with body heat. The bottles were a different shape than the present-day China Glaze bottles, and they had a graphic "In The Mood" logo on the front. They were smaller .41 ounce bottles. | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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| − | + | File:Gold to lime green.jpg|[https://www.flickr.com/photos/lextard/ Lextard] | |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Needs Info]] | [[Category:Needs Info]] | ||
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[[Category:Needs Label]] | [[Category:Needs Label]] | ||
Revision as of 16:18, 10 March 2016
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| Year | 2001 |
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| Original Collection | In The Mood |
| Number | CGMP40 |
| Finish | shimmer |
| Shade | gold |
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This polish was part of the In The Mood collection. These polishes changed colors with body heat. The bottles were a different shape than the present-day China Glaze bottles, and they had a graphic "In The Mood" logo on the front. They were smaller .41 ounce bottles.
