butter LONDON Wellies Swatch & Review

Products in this review were provided by PR/the brand.

I was recently given the opportunity to review a few of the new butter LONDON fall colors from the Colour Clash collection (see Giddy Kipper in my 4th of July mani HERE). Today I'm sharing the second color I received--Wellies!

butter LONDON Wellies - 2 Coats with clear base and clear top coat
First of all, please excuse the little areas I somehow missed during clean up. Of course my camera picked up on those! Things were crazy the day I did these (my youngest had a Barium swallow and we spent the day in the hospital so I was pretty tired by the time I did these later that night). 

Color

butter LONDON Wellies is a bright chartreuse cream. It's described on butter LONDON's site as a bright grass green, but I've never seen grass this yellow so I think chartreuse is a bit more accurate description-wise.

Application

The first coat applied somewhat streaky, but the second coat evened it out pretty well. Typically with colors like this I find them to be super difficult to work with, but this was fairly good! I did notice that I had some significant shrinking over time, which I don't usually see with the top coat I use, so I'm unsure of whether it was just the polish or the combo of the polish with the top coat. I'll try it again soon with a different top coat and see if it happens again.

Price

This retails for $15

Where to Buy

This can be purchased on butter LONDON's site HERE. 

Final Thoughts

This is a really pretty, on-trend cream polish that would work well now or in the fall for a pop of color. While the first coat was a bit streaky, the second coat evened it out quite well and I didn't find this to be very difficult to work with. I love colors like this--the brighter the better! And I'm a huge fan of shades of bright green, so this is a thumbs up in my book. If you like this color I recommend nabbing a bottle!

Note: This product was provided for review by PR/the brand. All opinions stated above are my own based on my personal experience and have not been influenced by PR/the brand.