Pearl Harbor has glitter that shifts between green-blue-gold that is suspended in a milky white jelly base. Application was easy and the glitter is densely packed enough that I only needed 2 coats for lots of shimmer. I've been on a winter-themed kick lately so I decided to layer this over white for a fun winter look. I think this could make a fun New Year's mani too! Even though the glitter is blue and green, I think you could layer it over many colors like black, all shades of blue and green, and maybe even dark purple or red for a noticeable contrast. My one gripe is that the base doesn't dry clear, it actually dries with a slightly yellow tint. My perfectly snow white mani is now more of a cream color, so be aware that if you want a perfectly white mani avoid using this polish over it.
This is 3 coats of Sinful Colors Snow Me White, 2 coats of Pearl Harbor, and 1 coat of quick dry top coat. One good thing about Pearl Harbor is that it doesn't eat top coat like other glitters so I only needed 1 coat of top coat. Yay!
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| Photo taken in artificial light. |
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| Photo taken in indirect sunlight. |
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| Photo taken in indirect sunlight. |
I had one more thing I wanted to show everyone. Apparently Sinful Colors has a line of nail art polishes now. I haven't updated my stash in a long time so this weekend I was surprised to see these at the drug store. I have no idea how long they've been available, but just in case anyone didn't know I wanted to mention it. I snapped a couple pics with my phone so I could show you. Not surprisingly, they have a huge selection of colors. It took a lot of self-control for me to not buy all of these. :)
That's all for today. Thanks for reading! :)
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