Glam Polish Neon Nubs and Ba-na-na

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Hi everyone!  This post truly gives me great pleasure to write and share with you because I've been made privy to a little of the journey it's taken Glam Polish to get to where it is now.  The fact that I get to wear these pretty little creations and show a couple of them off to you is exciting to me and I'm truly stoked for everyone involved in the creative process.

You all know that indies aren't necessarily my forte but the opportunities I've been afforded to try new brands has been really fun.  There's an abundance of unique and creative indies coming out of Australia right now, and they each have distinctive and very different personalities.  Glam Polish is full of colorful bases and whimsical glitters that speak to the child in each of us.

This is Neon Nubs, a sky blue creme with tiny matte magenta glitter, small satiny spring green hexes and squares, pale pink and orchid colored hexes, large green and royal blue hexes, and large magenta stars.

Neon Nubs is another chunky glitter that applies beautifully!  I'm a fan of not fishing for the big, fun pieces and this one delivers, even if they do benefit from a tiny, tiny bit of placement help (and when I say that I mean, basically, only if you want to; they're fairly well behaved and plentiful on their own).  I used two coats and a generous layer of Seche Vite topcoat.  The base is a little thin; when you first place the brush on your nail, apply a bit of extra pressure and wait a second before following through and you'll be fine.

This is Ba-na-na, a sweet and creamy looking crelly packed with bright and neon confetti-- tiny, small, medium, and large fuschia hexes, small spring green and cerulean hexes, medium satiny pink and orange hexes, small and medium orchid hexes, and yellow and spring green circles.  This one is pure fun in a bottle and I was excited to play with this one the minute I unwrapped it.

 Ba-na-na's also got a thin base, and it's a little on the sheer side.  Use the same amount of pressure and slight pause before following thorough on each nail to avoid pooling.  I used three coats plus a thick layer of Seche Vite topcoat.  The glitters apply like a dream, coming out plentiful and different every time.

What can I say to wrap this up except that I think every polish lover needs a bottle of Glam Polish in his or her stash?  My personal tastes run on the more classic, grown up side but I didn't want to take either of these off!  The energy surrounding these is wonderfully warm and playful.

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Thank you for reading and may you embrace your inner child today.  We'll be taking our nieces to the zoo ♥♥

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