Application was fantastic. The consistency of Double Pog Dare You is fluid and creamy with a medium viscosity and a lush, velvety glide over the nail, definitely a creme-type formula as opposed to some of the other, crellier All The Bright Moves polishes, that self-levels nicely as it sets up. Pigmentation is very good to excellent. It has the feel of a one-coater and possibly could be with the proper mojo and a generous hand. For me, it delivered evenly opaque coverage and full bottle color in two coats. Cleanup is straightforward with a skosh of trace staining to dryer skin. Double Pog Dare You dries naturally in very good time to a beautiful glossy finish.
Photos show two coats of Double Pog Dare You over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite. A note about the color, which is not entirely true here -- it's a degree or so greener in person, which gives it a weightier look and a bolder, more substantial presence.
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Not quite a pool blue but still great for a summer pedi! It's generally nicely balanced between azure and cyan, perhaps leaning a tiny bit more to the former than the latter, and is more saturated and brighter than Carolina blue for all you tarheel fans out there (you know who you are!).
I had to look up Pogs on Wikipedia and I still feel clueless. Ditto that Double Dare show. But then I was a 60s/70s child. Anyone up for an oil embargo?
love,
Liz
ps. I wanted to add that although this did leave significant staining to skin and nails upon removal, a soak with one of KBShimmer's mani shots took it all away. Moisturize well before removal to keep the staining to skin at a minimum!
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