Glow In the Dark Week, Night 7: Red Dog Designs Light Bright

Well we have come to the conclusion of Glow In the Dark week.  I'm sad, this was fun!  I truly enjoyed the night posts and the common theme for all the posts in this series.  I will be doing another theme week again soon!  Below you will find links to all the other posts for the past 7 days if you missed any.

Night 1: Ninja Polish Howling Blue Moon

Night 2: Dollish Polish Spectral Pup

Night 3: Sea Lore Seafetti

Night 4: Red Dog Designs The Great Pumpkin

Night 5: Wicked Polish Prowling

Night 6: Red Dog Designs Frank N. Stein

My final post is another Red Dog Designs.  But this one is a one of a kind that Gina threw together for fun and sent my way to use for GITD week.  I decided to name it Light Bright.  This is actually a very unique polish.  It's a Barbie neon pink textured polish with pink glow in the dark pigment.  Yup, textured glow in the dark!  Mind blown!  It's was an amazing formula that went on so nicely and easily.  The texture was perfect with a slight glitter.  And the pink glow, how could you not love it?  I used 3 coats and no topcoat.  

Glow In the Dark Week, Night 6: Red Dog Designs Frank N. Stein

Bwahahahahaha (insert creepy laugh from the creepy horror villain of your choice).  And I'm back with yet another glow in the dark polish to share this evening!  I only have one more polish to share tomorrow night.  I liked these night posts and themed week so much I think I will do it again in the very near future.  Do you enjoy themed weeks?  If you missed any of my previous posts for Glow In the Dark week you can see them by following the links below!  

Night 1: Ninja Polish Howling Blue Moon

Night 2: Dollish Polish Spectral Pup

Night 3: Sea Lore Seafetti

Night 4: Red Dog Designs The Great Pumpkin

Night 5: Wicked Polish Prowling

Tonight I have Red Dog Designs Frank N. Stein.  I previously reviewed this polish and loved it so much I had to include it in my Glow In the Dark week.  How could I not!  Frank N. Stein is truly one of the brightest and strongest glowing polishes I have tried yet!  Frank is a lime green base with gold shimmer and purple glitters.  It's very pretty in the sunshine when the gold shimmer stands out the most.  But I have to admit I like it most at night when it's glowing that amazing bright green glow!  Formula and application of Frank were awesome.  I used 4 coats and 1 layer of topcoat.  

Glow In the Dark Week, Night 5: Wicked Polish Prowling

I'm baaaaaaack!  With more night time glowing fun!  I'm really having fun with these posts and I plan on wearing glow in the dark polish much more often now that I've learned how to wear and charge them.  I'd love to find some different colored glows - purple, magenta, red, white!  I know I know, probably don't exist but a girl can dream!  If you missed any of my previous posts for Glow In The Dark week you can see them here!

Night 1: Ninja Polish Howling Blue Moon

Night 2: Dollish Polish Spectral Pup

Night 3: Sea Lore Seafetti

Night 4: Red Dog Designs The Great Pumpkin

This post features Wicked Polish Prowling.  Rylee, the gal behind the Wicked mask describes Prowling as "a glow in the dark deep blue jelly with holo black and blue shimmers and teeeeeeeny holographic stars."  It's so pretty, so sparkly and just plain fun!  Anything with mini stars is a win in my book.  I used 3 coats of Prowling to achieve full coverage.  If you want a deeper color I'd suggest starting with a similar base color.  Prowling glows a beautiful blue.  I finished it with 1 layer of topcoat. 

Glow In the Dark Week, Night 4: Red Dog Designs The Great Pumpkin

Good evening ghosts and ghouls….I am back with yet another eerie glowing polish for my 4th installment to Glow In The Dark week!  I hope you have been enjoying my night posts and all the fabulous glow! I am surely enjoying sharing them and find it quite comical the lengths I go to to get these pictures.  If you missed any of the previous nights I have links for you below.

Night 1: Ninja Polish Howling Blue Moon

Night 2: Dollish Polish Spectral Pup

Night 3: Sea Lore Seafetti

Tonight I have Red Dog Designs The Great Pumpkin for you.  Gina has some of the best glowing polishes ever.  They are very bright, take very little light to get charged and glow for a long time!  The Great Pumpkin is an orange crelly with green and orange and gold glitters.  There is also a really pretty holo shimmer.  So this baby is a double threat, pretty in the daytime, extra pretty at night.  I totally love that orange glow!  I used 3 coats  and the formula and application were great.  No problems what so ever.  I finished with 1 layer of topcoat.  

Glow In the Dark Week, Night 3: Sea Lore Seafetti

Here we are on my third post this week featuring glow in the dark polishes!  If you just stumbled upon my Glow In The Dark week you can follow the links below for the first 2 nights.  I thought it would be fun to do a weeks worth of posts featuring glow in the dark polish, and what better time to do it then Halloween month (aka October).  Sometimes spooky, sometimes ethereal but always cool!  Glow in the dark is a fun way to have an awesome night time mani!  

Night 1: Ninja Polish Howling Blue Moon

Night 2: Dollish Polish Spectral Pup

Tonight's post features a recently released polish from Sea Lore.  Seafetti came out as a celebratory 1 year anniversary polish.  Sadly it was only available a couple times and I don't think it's coming back.  But Jamie has lots of other beautiful polish so go check out her shop.  Seafetti is a sheer, pale blue polish with white, green, iridescent and blue glitters.  There are also some really pretty blurple sparkles in there.  I used 3 coats alone and had nice coverage.  If you want to see it in a mani I did a skittlette HERE.  Application and formula were really nice and easy to work with.  I didn't use topcoat.  And how pretty is that blue glow!  

Glow In the Dark Week, Night 2: Dollish Polish Spectral Pup

Good evening and welcome back to the 2nd night of Glow In The Dark week!  I had this idea pop into my head and with my recent discovery of how to make my polish glow AND capture it in pictures I thought it would be fun to feature a different glow in the dark polish each night for a week.  So far what I'm certain of is that I want more glow in the dark everything!  I can see a new addiction forming here.  In case you missed it last night:
Night 1 - Ninja Polish Howling Blue Moon
Tonight's post is Dollish Polish Spectral Pup.  This is another polish that was released last Halloween.  I had to have it and am embarrassed to admit I have never worn it.  Until now.  And what a fun glowing polish it is!  Aside from being a big fan of the inspireation (Zero from A Nightmare Before Christmas), I'm a fan of how the glitters glow - reminds me of a picture of the universe or of a dense cover of stars in the sky.  Spectral Pup is a clear base polish full of white and orange glitter with holo shimmer.  I used 2 coats over 3 coats of Pure Ice Twinkle.  Spectral Pup had a great formula - the glitter came out easily and spread well on my nails.  The green glow is really strong and pretty.  I finished with 1 layer of topcoat. 

Glow In the Dark Week, Night 1: Ninja Polish Howling Blue Moon

Good evening and welcome to Glow In The Dark week!  I will be posting glow in the dark polishes in the evenings for the next 7 nights.  Why in the evenings you ask?  Well because you can only see the glow at night!  I have never done anything like this before so I am pretty excited about it.  I am also really excited that I actually figured out how to get my glow polishes to work and can capture them in pictures!  So let's jump right in to the first review.

Ninja Polish released Howling Blue Moon last Halloween.  It's a really pretty royal blue polish with holographic microglitters and silver moons.  I loved it last year - you can check out that post HERE (the pictures in this post are color accurate - last year, not so much).   But I was unsuccessful at getting it to glow.  This year is a different story!  GITD (glow in the dark) polish is known to have settling occur so I gave HBM a day to sit upside down and then I shook it pretty vigorously for while and it mixed up perfectly!  I used 3 coats and 1 layer of topcoat.  Formula and application were great.  I love the bright blue glow!  So let's check it out in action!