Magnetic Twist

Here is my confession: I was sure that I will never feature a magnetic polish in my blog. The reason behind that is very simple - I don't really like them. Some look good though, but rather on someone else's nails. Well, I couldn't predict that I would get a magnetic polish as a present from my aunt... whom I adore, cuz she is wearing blue crackles on her nails being a 50+yo public servant on pension ;) That's why I have no choice but to show her gift, Flormar Magnetic Twist MG02:

As you see, the colour of Flormar Magnetic Twist MG02 is greenish bronze, and the magnet works pretty well although I don't have anything to compare with. Application is... weird. On my point and middle fingers there are 2 coats, on the ring and pinkie - 1 coat. Both options work good, it's just the 2 coats magnetised look more... voluminous. Drying time is great. 

Actually I liked the way it looked under the sun!

As I said, I'm not any fan of magnetic polishes, and I wasn't sure I wanted to leave it my collection until I tried it... for stamping. And it worked great! Which you will see in the next post! ;)

So, magnetics anyone? Yeey? Naah? Last century? :)
What do you think?

Holo Glitter by Flormar

Another bling-blingy polish to show you : ) It might not be visible from the first sight, but it's a glitter, too. Nice wintery shiny glitter. Well, I warned you.. : )

Meet the surprising Flormar #392: silver holographic glitter. The formula is quite thick, but you still need 3 coats to hide the VNL. I used this polish twice, and look, the bottle is already half-empty.. : { The bright side is that you can wear it long without chipping. The dark side is the removal. 

The shade is very calm and decent in the day light... 

...but going crazy under the lamps!!

As much as I hate taking pictures in the artificial light, I couldn't stop shooting : ) And couldn't stop staring at my nails too..! Generally, I very much recommend having it. Just for some bling.