Application was great! The consistency of Ghost of Jupiter is very jelly-like with a thicker viscosity, to which I added a couple of squirts of polish thinner at the outset. Thinned, it had an easily-controlled, fluent, self-leveling spread over the nail with very good glitter payoff that disperses evenly without effort. Coverage is provided by the glitters and three coats will provide wearable opacity on longer nails with a minimum of visible nail line, mostly camouflaged by the bling. I actually think that it is at its most beautiful in one coat, a lovely sheer opalescent falling-snow look. Cleanup is something you'll not want to do a lot of -- those glitters are sticky! Ghost of Jupiter dries naturally in good time to a textured finish that is mostly smoothed by a layer of gel effect topcoat, or you can use two of your favorite quick-dry topcoat. I used a layer of both for a glossy, glitter-under-glass look.
Photos show three coats of Ghost of Jupiter over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Pretty Serious Plump Up the Volume followed by a topcoat of Seche Vite.
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
Different Dimension Ghost of Jupiter |
My photos make me sad -- no still image can accurately capture the dynamics of this amazing sparkler! The iridescent colorshifting glitters really set this apart from other silvery holographic microglitter bombs. It looks like the sort of polish a snow faerie would wear, and I imagine that it would be spectacular in fire light or by the lights of a Christmas tree.
love,
Liz
A beautifully nuanced polish! (even with all the sparkle and fire!)
ReplyDeleteI think so too! It's wonderful!
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