My goodness there are so many indies coming out with holiday collections - I think my head is going to explode! There are so many I want but I'll realistically never own all of them. I'm probably going to stick to my mainstay indie brands and buy from them only, with only a few new ones here and there. The good thing is that I've noticed store brands haven't been that interesting lately, so I can spend more of my nail polish budget on indies instead.
I have another reformulated 1st release Hare Polish for you, called Dead Man's Bones. This is a light gray crelly base that contains black microglitter and holo glitter. Again, a simple formulation but still very stunning. Application was great, not thick or gloopy and there was an even dispersion of glitter even after four coats to get opacity. I finished with a layer of Poshe for added shine.
I'm starting to see more grey based glitters and I must admit they are my favorite color base for glitter polishes. It comes off as a great neutral yet serves as a great canvas for a multitude of glitter combinations. Do you have any favorite grey glitters? Tell me, I'd love to try them!
I have another reformulated 1st release Hare Polish for you, called Dead Man's Bones. This is a light gray crelly base that contains black microglitter and holo glitter. Again, a simple formulation but still very stunning. Application was great, not thick or gloopy and there was an even dispersion of glitter even after four coats to get opacity. I finished with a layer of Poshe for added shine.
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| Hare Polish Dead Man's Bones |
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| Hare Polish Dead Man's Bones |
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| Hare Polish Dead Man's Bones |
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| Hare Polish Dead Man's Bones |
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| Hare Polish Dead Man's Bones |
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