Application was wonderful. The consistency of Wrong Side of Heaven is fluid, light and smooth with a medium viscosity that has slightly more body than I usually experience from EdM but the same fluent self-leveling slip over the nail. Pigmentation is excellent. One medium coat will provide evenly opaque coverage, but you'll want two for full bottle color and to make the most of the polish's holographic potential. Cleanup is a little tetchy. There's pigment travel, as you would expect from a well-pigmented red, and a touch of trace staining. Wrong Side of Heaven dries naturally in very good time to a beautiful glossy finish. Topcoat does not appear to inhibit the holographic properties in any way.
Photos show two coats of Wrong Side of Heaven over treatment and basecoat with a topcoat of Seche Vite.
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Perfect!
love,
Liz
I am weak at the knees! And it is ridiculous - it's not like I am short of beautiful red holo polish! This one sure looks special, though. Very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's like music soothing the savage beast, only with red polish... *lol* Just kidding! This one is remarkably well balanced, appearing slightly cooler in low light and a true scarlet in bright, direct light. It's incredibly saturated and bold. Plus it has that holographic dimensionality. You could do worse things with your money, my dear!
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