Taking a turn to the icy shade Jack Frost. This is a gorgeous light blue jelly packed with holo micro glitters. It makes me think of snow and ice and brrrrr now I need a sweater! Formula and application were both great. Jack Frost had perfect coverage in 2 coats. I used 1 layer of topcoat to shine things up.
Snow Day Sunrise is exactly the soft rosy shade I'd expect to see reflecting off the snow during a sunrise (if I actually lived in the snow). This is a beautiful pink-rose jelly with holo micro glitter. Snow Day Sunrise is ultra sparkly and feminine. Formula and application were perfect. I used 3 coats of Snow Day Sunrise for full coverage and finished with a layer of topcoat.
I saved my favorite micro glitter for last (why do I always do that?). Maple Sugar Candy is a soft golden/tan/butterscotch jelly with loads of holo micro glitter. It actually makes me long for pudding (probably because I don't care for the true maple flavor - give me a bottle of fake maple syrup any day though). Formula and application were both flawless. I used 3 coats of Maple Sugar Candy and 1 layer of topcoat.
And now the surprise of the bunch! Figgy Pudding is a purple based jelly full of gorgeous red/copper flakies. I honestly wasn't expecting this one. It's amazing. The shifty colors of the flakies against the base is a work of art. The formula and application were both fabulous. I used 3 coats of Figgy Pudding and 1 layer of topcoat.
And now we've arrived a the linear holos. This is Between the Baubles. Between the Baubles quenches ever desire I've ever had for a beautiful, deep evergreen holo. The formula and application were both wonderful - like buttah. I used 2 coats of Between the Baubles and no topcoat.
Yup, I saved my favorite for last again. And who wouldn't love this one the most? Nose So Bright is a perfect, true red linear holo. Nose So Bright was smooth, creamy and opaque. The formula and application were both perfection. I used 2 coats of Nose So Bright and no topcoat. Can't you just picture this being the actual shade of Rudolph's glowing nose?!
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