NYX Girls Dorothy

I have a new favorite. I was loving China Glaze Ruby Pumps last year, it was my go to polish for fall and winter. I do still love Ruby Pumps and will certainly wear it again, the larger hex glitter in Dorothy just gives it a bit more depth although it does not sparkle quite as brightly. I put Dorothy over Kleancolor Chunky Holo Scarlett and this was the result. I can't wait to see what this is gonna look like over Ruby Pumps, I should have tried that first!

Revlon Facets of Fuchsia & Kleancolor Born to the Purple

I seem to be going through a bit of a glitter phase, I LOVE IT!! Sparkly, shimmery flashy goodness! This time around I put on Revlon Facets of Fuchsia and it is a beautiful polish but since I'm in a glitter phase I wanted something a bit blingier, enter Kleancolor Born to the Purple.
This was a perfect match for Facets of Fuchsia, gave it just a bit more bling!
As for application I wish that the Revlon had had just a bit more glitter in there but it went on nicely. Kleancolor chunky glitter polishes are all basically the same great glitter with so so application. Glitter tends to cling to the brush and land on the end of the nail but with a bit of pushing and shoving you can have them land where you want them to. Well worth the bit of trouble for the results!

UPDATE!

Since I have the attention span of a flea I had to see just how blinged out I could get this so I added 2 Coats of Kleancolor Chunky Silver. I have to tell you I have not been a fan of silver glitter polishes in the past but this is something else. It almost looks like broken mirror because of the size and reflection of the glitter.



Kleancolor Chunky Copper

I was so excited when I finally got my order of Kleancolors from BeautyJoint that I didn't know where to start, sooo many pretty polishes! I decided that since copper is a kind of Halloweenish color I would start there. I did 2 coats of Chunky Copper over 2 coats of China Glaze Black. Application was a bit tricky, the larger peices of  hex glitter wanted to head to the nail tip with every stroke of the brush so I had to kindof place them where I wanted them. It was a bit thick and I think it could have used a bit of thinner.