Born Pretty Holographic Glitter

                

How to use Born Pretty Holographic Glitter:

This post is all about Born Pretty Holographic Glitter.

I was testing it and loved how it turned out so I decided to do a review and tutorial about it.

There is a full video tutorial for this on my YouTube Channel (Link Below) in which I use three of the glitter colours, Blue, Purple and Rose Red.                 


I am not a professional nail tech and this is not a sponsored post, I just love doing my own nails and using different products to create amazing nails.


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I am happy to answer any questions you may have and take any suggestions for future reviews or tutorials.
Some upcoming posts will include babyboomer nails, including a review of a nail art sponge I recently bought, some unicorn powders and holographic powders.


If you would like to watch the video for this tutorial on my YouTube Channel, then just click the link below:

Born Pretty Holographic Glitter: Video Tutorial and Review

Born Pretty Holographic Glitter Application:

I applied the product as shown here using the rose red glitter.  I found that it worked best and the glitter shone the brightest when I used the tempered no wipe top coat from Elite99.  There is no reason why you couldn't use a regular gel top coat, I just find that not having to wipe the tacky layer away afterwards makes it a little bit easier.

I thought that all of the glitters were beautiful but to be honest, they were not all holographic as described.  The blue and the purple are simply glitters - but the rose red, which is really a dark pink does have some pink and blue colour shift to it.  Because of this I would say that this one does deliver on the holographic front.  The Rose Red is hands down my favourite of these glitters.

My honest opinion on these glitters is that they really are amazing for the price.  They are beautiful and are much more pigmented than a regular glitter you could buy anywhere.  If you wear this on your nails (especially the rose red) you are going to get lots of compliments, that's for sure.

Please share your thoughts with me on these glitters, let me know if you have used them yourself, what method you used and what you thought.  If you don't have this glitter and would like to buy it, there is a link below to the glitters, the no wipe top coat I use and also the UV / LED Lamp which I will review in another post.

The next post will be how to use Holographic Powder from Elite99.  It is another of my favourite products because it is cheap but it actually works, and believe me I have bought a lot of cheap ones which show amazing photos but they don't actually give you that effect at all.  I have seen some of the more expensive holographic powders being sold for $45 so I was very surprised when I found one that worked for such a low price.

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