Although Early Green is awesome on its own, I really wanted an abstract, glittery mani today, so I decided I'd pair it with a fairly complex black glitter, Pahlish Marbles on Glass. Marbles on Glass has black glitters of various sizes in every shape I can think of (hexagonal, round, square and bar), and some tiny colour-shifting iridescent glitters which glint blue and green at certain angles. And just for an extra bit of fun, I fished out a few red matt glitter squares from another polish to add an extra highlight to some of my nails. The inspiration for these colours is my Madagascan Giant Day Gecko - he is about the same colour as GOSH Early Green and has random red markings (many pictures of giant day geckos!)
Here's the finished result; this blurry, kind of abstract picture shows how the iridescent glitters catch the light and really sparkle:
GOSH Early Green with Pahlish Marbles on Glass |
GOSH Early Green with Pahlish Marbles on Glass |
GOSH Early Green is far too nice not to include pictures of it on its own before the glitter. This is the first GOSH polish I've used, and I was surprised by how nice the formula is. I was expecting this to be a streaky horror, but it was great at just two coats and Seche Vite!
GOSH Early Green |
And finally, just to put the colour in context, I'm holding a daffodil bud here - Spring is on the way :)
GOSH Early Green |
I purchased GOSH Early Green from my local Superdrug yesterday - GOSH polishes are currently half price (£2.49), but I didn't notice how long the offer was for. I purchased Pahlish Marbles on Glass directly from the maker at her etsy shop; I've had this colour for a while now and I think it may be discontinued.
amazing mani! i love greens as well, and the layering you did with the black and blue glitter is definitely top notch (;
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DeleteGreat combo! Your nails look amazing, love the shape :-)
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