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Review: Revlon Stormy with Glitter Patterns

I'm not the most mature person in the world.  I have the sense of humour of a six year old and get jealous and one-uppy easily.  It's ok, I'm ok with it.  What it means though is that when I see a post like this on Reddit, I'm immediately consumed with the need to match it.  Don't know why, that's just what my brain thinks will be fun.  Brain, one day we'll learn.  Does mean I have sparkly nails though.

To start, I added two coats of Revlon Stormy, a grey-beige cream.  I kinda like these kinds of colours, given me a break from neons and makes me feel a bit more like an adult.  You know, until I cover it in glitter.  Then, using my small silver holo glitter and my usual technique, I created my different glitter patterns.  I think my favourites here are either my index finger or my ring, both are new for me and quite interesting.  





The Verdict: Yay, glitter for everyone and everyone should all the glitter all the time!
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  1. MaryAugust 26, 2012 at 11:03 AM

    What sort of top coat do you use? It's so bubbly!

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  2. AliciaAugust 26, 2012 at 11:07 AM

    I see on the close up of your middle finger that there are a few overlapping pieces of glitter. I was just curious if they stuck together before you placed them, or if you placed one, couldn't move it and laid another on top of it for better positioning. I only wonder because I just found some glitter and was going to try hand placing it, but it was soooo static-y that I wasn't having much fun after having to take care to isolate each glitter before working.

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  3. Sarah BAugust 26, 2012 at 11:24 AM

    This is so pretty! I wish I had the patience to do something as gorgeous as this!

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  4. UnknownAugust 26, 2012 at 7:06 PM

    It looks so awesome!

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  5. CaitAugust 26, 2012 at 9:43 PM

    This is really unique. I bet it was very zen-like placing the glitter. My favorite pattern is actually your thumb.

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