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Sparkly Lasers! Or Lasers in Sparkly Space! One of them!

It's been a little while since I had my Pam's Girly Bits polishes delivered and yet I still haven't reviewed them!  Into the Night is a particularly sparkly one but I decided (with help from the lovely Tara) to try something different with it.  Thus, I present to you Sparkly Lasers!  Or, Lasers in Sparkly Space! Something! Words!  Toaster chicken shoe!

Anyway, I started with a base of American Apparel Neon Orange, let it dry a bit, added a thin coat of Seche Vite and waited.  I've been burnt over and over again with not waiting for a base colour to dry, I WAS NOT GOING TO BE TRICKED AGAIN DAMMIT.  I couldn't find my striping tape so it was cut up bits of labels a go-go.  They worked surprisingly well, look how clean the lines are on my thumb.  Once the labels were in place I added a thick (super thick) coat of Into the Night.  On closer inspection, this wasn't the greatest choice as it isn't that opaque in one coat but whatever, sparkly!







The Verdict: Going to have to wear Into The Night on its own, this doesn't do it justice.  Yay lasers?

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