Snap, Crackle and Pop

Not really. But crackle!

The lovely Emybloom sent me one of her IsaDora Graffiti polishes, because she could. Isn't that sweet?! This is Subway Green, the one I of course wanted the most- hey, it's green -even though it is the hardest to work with from what I have read.

I realised early on that it would be too sheer to look nice in just one coat, and since this is a crackle polish that dries quicker than any other, I had to dang on the second coat rrrrrrrrrreally fast. The result is... well, a result of just that. But despite being far from the promo pictures, I loved it.



Loved it! Even more chaotic than the usual cracks (whatever that is), and even my better half spontaneously called it cool. That never happens when it's about nail polish.

And if you're wondering, this is what it looks like before adding the topcoat.

These photos have undergone a bit of color correction. The base polish, LA Girl Metal Chromium Green, which I would normally blog about before the layering color, was so hard to photograph and turned out pretty far from reality. Subway Green kind of did too, but not as much. Still, strangely enough, Subway Green looks like a cool toned green borderlining on teal in the bottle, but is more of a true green in its sheer state applied to the nail.

Well, I have been editing some photos tonight and I had absolutely no luck, so the afore mentioned LA Girl most likely wont even be published on its own. Tomorrow I'll be working both my jobs, so there will be a bit of a blogging silence for a few days. Hope you'll still like me when I'm back. ;)

Swedish word of the night:
trött -adjective tired
Because I am.