I used a random base coat, a white polish from Pure Ice, China Glaze Celtic Sun, A black polish from Pure Ice(for the swords), and Seche Vite fast drying top coat.
This is two coats of China Glaze Celtic Sun with no white base
And this is two coats of Celtic Sun with a white base. You can really see the difference the white base makes, You could do this with any neon polish that is super sheer, like celtic sun.
It was a really weird first experience with this polish because it dried matte, I've never used a polish that dried matte, all the polishes I have dry with shine. But when I put Seche Vites top coat on the shine came back.
Like I said befor I used Seche Vite's Fast Drying Top Coat, I got this when I purchased Celtic Sun, and I am LOVING it. It adds gorgous shine, and it is Super Fast drying. My old topcoat would have taken at least twenty minutes to dry fully, this only took less than a minute,I was so happy. I read alot of hype about this top coat and never really understood what the big deal was until I bought it. I remember thinking, 8 bucks for a topcoat?? Thats CRAZY! But it really isnt, because this is awsome, and I got mine on sale for five bucks, I love Sally's haha!
4 comments:
Wow gorgeous colour! I've been meaning to buy Seche Vite as well, but apparently its only good for freshly done polish as it shrinks your nail polish if you apply it over dry polish?? Anyway, I wish we had a place like Sallys but I'm just going to have to buy it online, lol.
Wow...I never knew to put a white base under nail polish!! I will definitely pick up the Seche Vite!! I wrote it down in my new HG handbook ;)
I think I'm going to have to pick up Seche Vite! Oh...and you need Dorothy Who? It is amazing!
I actually have all of the ones you mentioned besides the one you actually got. lol! But they are all gorgeouss. I love Dorothy, Who? over black :)
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