This color is pretty, and the scattered sparkle (as opposed to all-over sparkle or even a regular shimmer) is a nice change. I do wish that the color was a bit less sheer, though. Even with three coats there was a bit of VNL. The polish has good spreadability, doesn't show brushstrokes, dries well, lasts quite nicely…but I don't love the semisheer bit. (Maybe I'll use two coats of this over a single coat of Uli?)
A pretty enough pink, with a slight coral undertone…but the holographic was extremely scattered, and this color required four coats for total opacity. There are other designer-series colors I like better (Original, Sapphire, Diamond…), both for their color and for the density of the holographics.
Two coats gave me full opacity and even coverage - no slubbing or brushstrokes. Drying time seemed a little slower than the other polishes in this collection…or that could just be my imagination. I was initially worried about trying this color because it looked like it might be a bit too bright. It's fuchsia, but it isn't garish, though. It's a summery, “younger” version of Zoya's Paige, which is one of my favorite reds from this manufacturer. I don't...
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