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Thursday, September 17, 2015

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Ultra Multichrome Flakie Collection Swatches and Review (Partial)

Today's feature is brought to you by rainbows, magical unicorns, and Pretty Jelly Nail Polish! Well, really I mean the Ultra Multichrome Flakie Collection that she just released. It took me a while to get this post together because there was too much awesome going on and I took over 1000 pictures to try to capture it and narrowed it down to 30 >.< . I have three out of the twelve polishes in the collection represented in this post, layered over neon holos from Pretty Jelly's Back to School Brights Collection  (reviews Part 1 here and Part 2 here) and also sponged on by themselves, a new technique to me. Let's check them out after the break...
*sent by the maker for photography and review*

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Ultra Multichrome Flakie Collection

First of all, the formula. These dry quickly and the flakes spread very evenly over the nail. When used as layering polishes as shown below I did only one coat with plenty of pay off. It may be possible to get them nearly opaque on their own with normal brush technique in four to five coats, but I chose to also try them sponged as full manis. What you do is take a makeup cosmetic sponge and paint the polish on the sponge, which absorbs the extra base. With a liquid rubber barrier applied to the skin around your nails, you sponge on the flakes until opaque. It may take several layers to get complete coverage. Then you peel off the rubber barrier and clean up. I did end up with a bit of multichrome fragments around my skin but after several hand washings they were gone.

Dalliance is a fuchsia-to-green multichrome flake  in a clear base. It is shown here layered in one coat over Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Book Fair and sponged to opacity on its own.
Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dalliance

Dream State is a purple-to-bronze multichrome flake in a clear base. It is shown here with one coat layered over Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Scented Markers and sponged to opacity on its own.
Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Dream State

Foxfire is a green-to-blue multichrome flake in a clear base. It is shown here with one coat over Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Recess and sponged to opacity on its own.
Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

Pretty Jelly Nail Polish Foxfire

I love the flexibility of these and how they take on different effects depending on how they are layered. After trying these I also bought all the other six colors in the collection! The quality of  Pretty Jelly Nail Polish makes this collection a great choice for this type of topper. The collection contains 12 polishes total, and can be purchased as a set for $135 in full size or $54 in mini size. Individual bottles cost $12.50 for full size. What do you all think of multichromes flakes?
*sent by the maker for photography and review*

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