E.L.F. Cosmetics Brown and La Rosa Seafoam

You know crackle polish is popular when you run into an ex (who knows of your polish addiction) and he asks you if you've heard of it.  I proceeded to look at him like he had 3 boobs.  What kind of question is that?  Of course I'd heard of it.

Today I wanted to go for a look with one of my favorite color combinations, brown and blue.

I used 1 coat of Brown.  I could have used 2 to cover up some slight bald spots.  I was pleasantly surprised with the formula and pigmentation since it only cost me 99 cents.

I also love the La Rosa crackle and prefer the formula to OPI and China Glaze crackle polishes.  It cracks nicely and I have no complaints about the formula.

Happy Halloween!

Hope everyone has been having loads of fun this weekend.  I've done enough partying this weekend so I'll be staying in studying and maybe watch a few scary movies with my roomies.

So of course, I had to have Halloween themed nails to help me celebrate.  Last year I wore China Glaze's Spellbound, but this year I busted out the "Crack Polish."  I bought this a year and a half ago and have been waiting for the perfect opportunity to wear it.  This is Crack polish in black over Wet n Wild Sunny Side Up.