Rainbow Honey Cosmetics is a company from Clifton, New Jersey that makes custom-blended nail lacquer.

Rainbow Honey is new to me, but even upon first glance, I was already impressed!

When I came home from work and tore open the package, I was swooning over the gorgeous nail polishes.

In this post, I’ll give you a first glimpse of the bottles and some swatches (natural light and flash). Then, in future posts, I’ll share them with you in separate, in-depth reviews, so you can truly see how beautiful they are!

Also, keep reading to the end because I share a special coupon code that you can use to save on your order if you decide to buy some from their official website.

And keep your eyes peeled because one of these nail polishes is unreleased and part of an upcoming collection!

Rainbow Honey Nail Polish Pictures

When I opened the bubble mailing envelope, I got a sweet note printed on a cute rainbow letterhead. (Haha, can you tell that I’m a fan of rainbows? Just look at my blog’s design!) 😉

I was very happy to see the care and attention paid to the wrapping of the actual nail polishes. The white tissue paper was carefully folded with a horizontal seam along the middle, and the silver sticker on the front was a classy touch.

When I turned it on its back, I smiled when I saw the little silver heart sticker. (These are the little things that I really appreciate because it has that personal touch that some companies lack.)

Rainbow Honey generously provided me with five 5 mL nail-polish samples!

They mostly sell 15 mL bottles, but I saw a couple sets with 5 mL bottles, so sometimes you may be able to get minis.

The order of the polishes in this post are shown, left to right, as follows:

• The Kraken
• Magic Cake
• Papillon
• XOXO
• Sweet Talk

The Kraken and Magic Cake are 2 top glitters from 2013. (They were from the Rainbow Honey The Summer of 199X.)

Papillon is an unreleased shade that’ll be part of their upcoming Rainbow Honey Midnight Garden Spring Collection out mid-March 2014!

XOXO and Sweet Talk are from the Rainbow Honey Sweet Talk Collection.

I like how the colour names are located on the sticker on top of the bottle. When I put them in my Helmer, it’s easy to quickly find the shade among my sea of nail polishes. (Me? Addicted? Nahhhh!) 😉

Click here to see my Rainbow Honey The Kraken Swatches & Review!

Click here to see my Rainbow Honey Magic Cake Swatches & Review!

Click here to see my Rainbow Honey Papillon Swatches & Review!

Click here to see my Rainbow Honey XOXO Swatches & Review!

Click here to see my Rainbow Honey Sweet Talk Swatches & Review!

Rainbow Honey Nail Polish Swatches

Note: All swatches have 2 coats. All are shown solo with nothing layered beneath, so you can see which ones are more opaque and which ones would be more suitable for layering.

Natural Light Photos

Flash Photos

Rainbow Honey was kind enough to provide me with these nail polishes for review. Thank you!

Remember the coupon code I mentioned at the beginning of this post? Here it comes!

Until March 31, 2014, use the promo code “ILOVENAILBLOGS” to receive $5 off your order on the official Rainbow Honey website!

I took a look at their website for the first time, and it’s so cute (and dangerous)! I pretty much want to buy everything! (Haha, so be careful when you visit.)

An interesting thing I saw is that if you spend at least $65, you’ll get a free Mystery Bag, which contains sneak peeks and previews of new polishes, unreleased samples of future collections, and other new products that are all, of course, a mystery until you get the bag. (The Rainbow Honey Mystery Bag can also be purchased for $10.)

On the Rainbow Honey website, they also sell cool things like scented top coats, scented cuticle balms, and an unscented top coat.

Rainbow Honey nail polishes are Big-3 free, so they don’t contain Formaldehyde, Toluene, and Dibutyl Phthalate. Also, these polishes are vegan and are never tested on animals.

Stay tuned later when I review each polish in-depth in separate posts! 🙂

Have you tried any Rainbow Honey nail polishes? Which of the ones I’ve shown here would you like to see an in-depth review of first?