Different dimension polish - 'Ghostbusters' review

'Ghostbusters is a peachy neon orange sherbert colour jelly with various sizes of iridescent orange glitter and a bit of shimmer thrown in too. It has a lovely consistency and went on easily, I applied it over a peach base and I must say that I preferred it with just one coat - this photo is two, but each to their own. It dries to a matte finish which I really liked, but of course you can change that with a quick coat of top coat. This glows an orangey colour in the dark, but unfortunately it doesn't last long.

Nails Inc Atomic

I don't particularly like these as the studs are slightly too big for my nails, however this is Nails Inc Atomic - a great Tiger orange.

Valentines Nails

H A P P Y   V A L E N T I N E S   D A Y ! ! !

No Seventeen 'Neon Yellow' glitter polish with Stamping

Well last week I found an old polish which I've had for years - No. Seventeen 'Neon Yellow' which I thought I'd try out. To be honest, even though it went on really smoothly and didn't cause any issues, I just didn't like the colour.

It doesn't look too bad here but it is more yellow in real life & unfortunately the colour reminded me a bit of stained nails!!

So I then decided to stamp over the top  of it and I was pleasantly surprised how it changed the look completely and I really liked it, the spa;e of the glitter with the crisp clean edges of the stamp:

I used MoYou London Black stamping polish with a stamping plate from French company 'Marianne Nails' Plate XXL2 

Picture Polish Bette

Today I have for you another fabby polish from one of my favourite brands Australian 'Picture Polish'

Here we have 'Bette' from the Opulence Shades Collection. As with all polishes from this brand, it has a luxury feel about it, the packaging is lovely and all of their shades are easy to apply. 

Bette is an Azure blue dense glitter, it is a lovely colour and when it catches the light has a scattered rainbow of holographic flecks which are just stunning. If you have read some of my other posts you will know how much I love a holographic polish and this is no exception.  

Here I have applied three thin coats but it would probably be passable in two.

Femme Fatale Touch of Madness

Today I have this super, super pretty colour by Australian brand, Femme Fatale Cosmetics - ‘Touch of Madness’ which I believe was released about a year ago. It is a fuchsia jelly polish loaded with intensely sparkly magenta and purple holographic microglitters plus under bright light a luminescent blue scattering also appears!. 

The formula was different to what I am used to as it dried very quickly, so I had to work fast when applying, it dried a bit matte and so I’d say that you need a nice shiny top coat to bring the sparkle to life. I applied two coats of colour but wished I had three afterwards.

I hope that you like it!?!

Scratch Magazine Gallery

Oh! Exciting, I have just seen my work featured on the 'Scratch Magazine' online gallery! They featured my Christmas tree inspired nails under the theme of 'Festive Greens'