Color Club Worth The Risque

Collection: Femme Fatale (2009 Spring)

Silver holographic. This color is most commonly done for holographics but it's the only one I have because the other usually cost a bomb. Either they're discontinued, limited edition, or just plain expansive. Worth The Risque is not the most holographic among silvers but I say my bottle is good enough.

It applied in two easy coats and dries pretty fast. There was a bit of cuticle drag but that can be prevented by waiting a bit longer between coats.I find this more holographic than Revvvolution. Before I got this, I never knew my bottle of Revvvolution was a semi-dud!

My best attempt at capturing the rainbow! Please click to enlarge the pictures! Thanks for looking!

Polish sandwich:
• China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat (1 coat)
• Color Club Worth The Risque (2 coats)
• Seche Vite Dry Fast Top Coat (1 coat)

Color Club Revvvolution

Collection: Femme Fatale (2009 Spring)

A black scattered holographic. It’s my first and only (at the current moment) holographic polish. The holographic effect is rather subtle in sunlight and even more so in the shade. The picture above portrays it generously in the shade. Still, I think it’s a beautiful polish and it wets my appetite to get more holos to try out.

Revvvolution is very pigmented, one coat was enough for my nails. The formula was a little thick so I added some Seche Restore to it. It dried extremely fast and the finish is a little satin-like. From my observation, adding top coat didn’t seem to dull the holographic particles. Can you guess which fingers have top coat?