I did start out with a base of Bloom Goldie, just to minimise the appearance of any bald patches that might occur. Formula is fine, I only needed 3 coats for full glitter coverage, then it was like a Unicorn expoded all over my hands:
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A blurry picture shows the holographic rainbow effect better! |
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The Gold looks great, all the holographic yumminess just peeking through. Here's a video so you can see how it catches the light:
Look at it go in the bottle haha!!
I like the trashy, blinginess of Claire's Gold Glitter Topcoat by itself, but I think it looks much more sophisticated and subtle as a highlight on a black nail. What do you think everyone?
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