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Review: KleanColor Chunky Holo Fuchsia over Black

A while ago I was quite super excited to find these magical-looking "KleanColor" polishes on a website for very cheap.  So cheap, I had to order 20 of them, just to see if they were for realisies.  That was quite the package that arrived, let me tell you.  So many colours, glitters, so hard to choose.  When I did finally try my first one, it smelt weird and took ages to dry so I just kinda forgot about them.  Given that I haven't gotten around to reordering my polishes since I spread them out for the world to see, I've resorted to digging through.  And that, my friends, is the very long introduction to KleanColor Chunky Holo Fuchsia.

Chunky Holo Fuchsia is so interesting in the bottle. Even when I'm holding in, you can see the reds, yellows, greens and the slightest hint of blue on the edges.  On the nail, however, the red-green is more prominent, something I've seen a lot lately with the Shines of the Times and so on.  That being said, it is super shiny and sparkly, so I'll let it go.  As for application, this is one coat over Rimmel Black Satin.  It did seem to take a while to dry, so be careful.








The Verdict:  Just after I applied this I found my purple version that seemed to have a stronger blue shift, which would have been nice.  Will have to try it shortly as I love how shiny and sparkly this is.

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  1. Niice. I've been wanting to get a ton of these but the only site I can find them on they're like $3 ea and when I want A LOT of them well....

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    1. I got them from here at $1.75 each, if that helps: http://www.beautyjoint.com/kleancolor-nail-lacquer

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    2. Oh thank you sooo much!!! /makes wallet cry

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  2. This is gorgeous! I just ordered the purple and the teal chunky holos. Can't wait to get them! <3

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  3. I got a pack of 48 kleancolors from a set on amazon for about 40 bucks. It was good to stimulate my collection when I first got started but I haven't really used them since. The solids are generally neons and they are horrible smelling and have the consistency of elmer's glue, or are exceptionally streaky. The sparkles are better, but still awful smelling and I don't really have an eternity to wait for them to dry, so I never use them either.

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  4. I got a swag of them. They do smell odd, and some of their glitters take ages to dry. Others are fantastic though. The chunky holo black is gorgeous, and their foils are some of my favourites for how they go on and their colours.

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  5. superb manicure, love everything about it xx
    liloo/@tsunimee xx

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