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If you’re enchanted by the wonder that is everything winter you will melt for our pearlescent shimmering white. Looking this stunning is always in season!
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Product Type: GLITTER
*Colors are also available in Nail Lacquer*
Size: 1oz
Made in the USA
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Two coats over pure white. No clear powder on top
Because it muted the sparkle. Used sterling on ring finger. Holiday but could use for summer too
Winter wonderland is a shimmery white glitter with the slightest hint of silver (which makes it look shimmery). It does not have any hint of opalescent-ness or rainbow. It reminds me of shimmering, glistening snow. I used it for the base of a holiday French manicure and used dream illusion for the red on the tips. You can see the natural color of my nail bed through it. It worked out perfectly for the look I was going for. I obtained the look in this picture in three coats. Two would have worked good too. This color would work great as a single layer topping if you wanted to add a shimmer/glitter look to any other color you own.
I thought this would look more like on the model but it’s more sheer. Still beautiful to use in the winter or for French .
Very clean looking and pretty. Wear this all the time. Understated and goes with everything!
The sparkles are very fine, which makes for a really neat effect. It’s a clear base with sparkles- so you can put it over any color! If you have a favorite non-sparkly color that you want to add some sparkles to, this is a perfect option! I did a regular French dip and added the sparkles on top! I plan to use this with many other colors too.
