Review: Sparkly Hearts with China Glaze Son of a Peach and Ninja Polish Sexy & I Know It

I've talked about this before but I'm still finding it really hard to come up with innovative ways to show you all the indie polishes I can't seem to stop buying. Sure, I could just pick a contrasting base colour and just go nuts but I feel like a ton of people already do that, and do it better. When I realised my shape cuttery things worked with painter's tape (I didn't have any luck with regular tape - it gets stuck in the thing) I though I'd find a nice sparkly glitter polish, and get sparkling hearts.

China Glaze has some great new neons out for summer and of course I bought a bunch. A stand-out was Son of a Peach, a really great peach creme, funnily enough. Once the three coats and the Seche Vite was properly dry, I cut out my hearts, pressed the tape to my hand to make sure it wouldn't pull up the base colour, then laid on Ninja Polish Sexy & I Know It, a mix of pink and blue micro holo glitter. Not much more to say about this really, other than the glitter was a nice consistency is super sparkly.

The Verdict: I ruin myself with hand-placed glitter manis. It's hard to get too worked up about something like this when I could be sparklier, could be neater. Sparkly, though?

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