Nail Polish Review and Recommendations



                      




Hello, my Frugal Fashionistas!! Eve here, for another Product review and recommendation. So let's dive in, shall we!

Lately, I've been enjoying the holographic trend and I think I found my new favorite holographic nail polish. Yup! you've guessed it! it's my beloved Zoya Pixie Dust in Bar, its a top coat and it's very holographic your nails will reflect a shiny rainbow-ish glow.I'm not kidding, it's so pretty I fell hard for this one and used it so much. I just purchased this product three weeks ago for P450.00 PHP and an additional P65.00 PHP for the shipping fee. Definitely not cheap for a nail polish, yes I know! but the products quality is superb, easy to use and easy to remove with or without a nail polish remover.I just peeled mine using a nail pusher and bam! its off, not to mention that it's undeniably unique. There are of course a few other products with the same holographic concept but I'm not sure how the quality and price goes and how user-friendly it is especially for the DIY beginners. Yup! the price is up there but it's not that pricey considering the longevity and the amount of holographic flakes and shimmery pixie dust glitter inside the 15 ml bottle. one coat is enough, two is too much and three is a fantasmic holograsm if you know what I mean (wink).It'll look good on top of any nail polish color and I can't wait for more color combos in the future. Yes, Frugalistas, it's some sort of an investment but it's worth it.👍👍👍


these are some of the products I used for this particular nail DIY. 



I used two coats of Orly in Goth, a black nail polish as my base color  on a clean dry nails and let the polish dry for about five minutes then applied my favorite Zoya Bar holographic top coat twice paired with another glitter nail polish from the face shop in CMX 328 for an out of this world holographic glitter overload experience on top of my base coat then I layered Wet and Wild in Wild shine top coat and boy oh boy! I can't stop staring at my HOLO nails.




         

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