Beltane - also known as May Day. Beltane is a shimmery lavender loaded with purple and pink holo microglitter for lots of sparkle! Shown in three coats plus topcoat.
Ostara - also known as the Spring Equinox. Ostara is a grass green sparkler chock full of gold, purple and pink holo microglitter that loves to twinkle! Shown in three coats plus topcoat.
Litha - also known as Midsummer, or the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year. Litha is a cool, shimmery blue-green with scattered holo effect and a soft green shimmer. The perfect cool down on a hot summer day. Shown in three coats plus topcoat.
Lammas - also known Lughnasadh. Lammas is a purple-plum jelly, scattered holographic jelly that loves to sparkle. Shown in three coats plus topcoat.
Mabon - also know as the Fall Equinox. Warm, spicy orange loaded with gold-red flakes, iridescent flakes, and gold microglitter. Shown in three coats, plus top coat. Shown in three coats, plus top coat.
Samhain - Hallo'ween to Muggles. Honoring the deceased on the most important night for witches. Brown-black jelly jammed with red flakes, gold, flakes, orange flakes, and red-gold flakes. Shown in three coats, plus top coat.
Yule - also known as the Winter Solstice. Pine green with green, gold and holo red microglitters. Shown in three coats plus top coat.
Imbolc - Also known as Brigid's Day and Candlemas. Dark smokey taupe with red, bronze and gold micro flakes and glitter. Shown in three coats plus top coat.
All polishes are '5-free'. '5-Free' means there is no camphor, toluene, formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate (DBP) or formaldehyde resins. As with any polish, separation may occur after long settling - simply give a good shake before using.
Thicker polish can be thinned with polish thinner or Seche Restore. Most polish will thicken over time but Seche Restore perks it right up!
Acetone based nail polish remover is reccomended for removal, particularly polishes with bigger glitter. If the glitter is being stubborn for removal, hold the cotton ball with remover against it for 10-15 seconds and give it a good rub. If it's really stubborn, secure the cotton ball with a strip of aluminum foil or a fingercot for several minutes.
A good top coat provides a smooth finish, shine and helps prevents chipping!
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