Solar Flare

Hello Lovelies, today I am sharing with you all polish swatch of Picture Polish called Solar Flare. Picture Polish is an Australian brand and is 5 Free (5 Free means polishes means they're free of formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate (DBP), and toluene—plus formaldehyde resin and camphor, too). Gravity is part of their Limited Collection which includes other 3 polishes - Aurora, Altered State and Gravity. You can see my swatch of Gravity here. I did this swatch a while ago but my hard drive crashed and I lost all the pictures which I hadn't uploaded on the blog and I could recover only these two pictures shown below.

Solar Flare is a multi-coloured scatter holo shade with light shifing properties, the color as you can see in the pictures below shifts from red to orange to gold with scattering for holo shades and glitter, based on lighting. This polish dries smooth on the nail. Since its sheer in nature I applied it over a Black base coat to achieve the results below. This is an eye catching shade and I am glad I bought this one along with Gravity. I love how the color shifts and couldn't stop staring at my nails while I was wearing it.

Milkyway Nails

Hello friend's. Today I am sharing with you all my "Milky Way" nails or what they are popularly known as Galaxy Nails. Remember my swatch of Gravity nail polish from Picture polish and how it reminded me of a galaxy nails. So that's the polish I used as a base coat here.

Since Gravity is a sheer polish. I started by painting my nails in a black polish as the base coat. I used Butter London's Union Jack Black Nail Lacquer. Then on that I added two coats of Picture Polish's Gravity. When it was dry I started by dabbing three different polishes, using a sponge, to create the galaxy effect. I used SinfulColor's Blue is Alfresco , Revlon's Lily and Ulta's Celebutante. Then using a dotting tool I added tiny white dots using Sinful Color's Snow Me White. I also added some stars here and there. You can also add some glitter on top of all this to give more starry effect, but I liked how my nails looked and stopped at the dots.

I am very satisfied with the over all outcome of this mani. It was easy to do than it sounds and very eye catchy to look at. Here are some pictures of the nail art taken in sunlight, so you can see the amazing glitter effect of Gravity polish.

Gravity

Hello Lovelies, today I am sharing with you all polish swatch of Picture Polish called Gravity. Picture Polish is an Australian brand and is 5 Free (5 Free means polishes means they're free of formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate (DBP), and toluene—plus formaldehyde resin and camphor, too). Gravity is part of their Limited Collection which includes other 3 polishes - Aurora, Altered State and Solar Flare.

Gravity is a multi-coloured scatter holo shade with light shifing properties, the color as you can see in the pictures below shifts from blue to purple with scattering for holo shades and glitter, based on lighting. This polish dries smooth on the nail. Since its sheer in nature I applied it over a Black base coat to achieve the results below. This is an eye catching shade and I am glad I bought this one. I love how the color shifts and couldn't stop staring at my nails while I was wearing it. The polish by itself reminds me of all those beautiful galaxy nails.