So since it's Thursday, I decided to put on sort of a throwback. China Glaze Meteor Shower. This one comes from that collection China Glaze put out in 2009 that consisted of 50 glitters. I was so pumped when they came out with all those glitters and I wish I could have gotten them all. I think most of them are discontinued now.
Meteor Shower has a very dark navy base filled with opalescent glitters. Now I'm going to be blunt, the formula on this was HORRIBLE. It was in desperate need of thinner (of course I've run out) and it had somewhat of a mud like consistency. But let's face it, this polish is going on 5 years old and some it may have evaporated a bit. I don't remember it being this hard to apply.
This glitter is also a top coat eater. I used a coat of Gelous and a coat of Seche Vite and after drying, it's still not as smooth as I like it. I expected that. Over all it's a lovely polish.
This is 2 coats.
Meteor Shower has a very dark navy base filled with opalescent glitters. Now I'm going to be blunt, the formula on this was HORRIBLE. It was in desperate need of thinner (of course I've run out) and it had somewhat of a mud like consistency. But let's face it, this polish is going on 5 years old and some it may have evaporated a bit. I don't remember it being this hard to apply.
This glitter is also a top coat eater. I used a coat of Gelous and a coat of Seche Vite and after drying, it's still not as smooth as I like it. I expected that. Over all it's a lovely polish.
This is 2 coats.
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This is languishing in my untrieds right now because of the exact same consistency. Thinking I need to grab the thinner and give it another go, though, because the fire in that glitter is gorgeous!
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