Ozotic Pro 505

When I wore this in my China Glaze Crackle Metals post, I realized that I have never posted it before. I've had this polish for so long and I've never posted it! I can't believe that. That's a shame... Ozotic Pro makes amazing duochrome (really, multichrome) polishes that rival the old Sally Hansen Nail Prisms. I hear they do incredible holos as well, but I've never experience them.

I wore this not too long ago (three times back-to-back, actually) and decided to take a million pictures of it because it looked so amazing. Despite taking fifty bajillion pictures, I still haven't managed to capture all the colors in this polish. It's awe-inspiring. It goes from teal-turquoise-blue to purple to red to orange-gold-yellow.



This is Ozotic Pro 505 over Finger Paints Art Of Theft. The ring finger has OPI Servin' Up Sparkle over Art of Theft with 505 layered over it. This polish layers amazingly well over glitters, buy the way. It's even better over strong holos. I highly recommend that you try layering a strong duochrome like this over a glitter or a holo. This is an extremely sheer polish so it's difficult to wear alone. Worn alone, it looks like a crazy duochrome shimmer jelly. It's best to layer it to achieve maximum opacity and duochrome (multichrome) effect and to conserve the polish.



These are intentionally blurry- somehow the color shift shows up better when it's blurry... No idea why. These show the beginning of the red/yellow/orange color shift. Can you tell? It's not strong in the photos, but it's obvious in real life.

These two pictures with flash show the pretty sparkling teal base that shifts to aqua/turquoise and then immediately to purple.

Every time I wear an incredible color-shifting duochrome like this, I wonder why I ever wear anything else. I can't stop looking at my hands and smiling when I have one of these on my nails. Duochromes will always be my number one.