The formula on this was good. Thick enough to keep it from being runny, thin enough that it wasn't clumping or bubbling. It needs to dry for a minute or two between each coat, but otherwise decent application. It's pretty sheer and needs at least three coats to eliminate visible nail line. I did four here. Each additional coat enhances the duochrome effect. Dry time is average.
Very cool polish, but not a unique color. It's basically the same as Wet n Wild Gray's Anatomy / Deborah Lippmann Wicked Game (and I'm sure there are others), just with a little more sparkle. It is more opaque than those two, but it's priced a few bucks higher than the Lippmann so it's not the most economical choice for a purple-grey multichrome. Super pretty, just kinda pricey.
(This was sent for review.)
I'm disappointed they used the name Disco Inferno on such a trite color. Thanks for the review!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Teresa. With a name like Disco Inferno, it should be a much more exciting color.
DeleteIt looks like a pretty cool polish...but yes, not that unique for the high price tag. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJust last weekend I picked up a random little bottle of Sinful Colors for $1.00, at Big Lots. The color is called "Polar Opposites #1156" and it looks ridiculously dupe'ish to this color.
ReplyDeleteI didn't get it because it really is too close to all the other grey/green/purple shifting polishes. I love looking at them but I'll never wear them anyhow.
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