It dries matte like most neons, so you will definitely need a top coat if you want it to shine. Using a top coat also really helped bring out the shimmer. I absolutely loved this color, and I don't wear a lot of purples. It's dark enough indoors to be chic, but the polish really comes alive in the sun. It's one of my favorite purples!
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
China Glaze Flying Dragon (Neon)
China Glaze Flying Dragon (Neon) is a red-based, grape purple that was a part of the China Glaze Ink collection in 2008. Sally Beauty Supply still carries this color, and I got it because it is such a pretty purple with fuchsia and blue micro-shimmer. I have never seen a color like this before; what makes it unique is the subtle blue shimmer. It is supposed to be a neon, but it really wasn't neon on my nails. If I had used only one coat, it probably would have been a little bit neon, but I used 3-4 coats because I wanted to get the color completely level with no bald spots. I think it shows up a tad darker on my nails than the bottle because I used that many coats.
It dries matte like most neons, so you will definitely need a top coat if you want it to shine. Using a top coat also really helped bring out the shimmer. I absolutely loved this color, and I don't wear a lot of purples. It's dark enough indoors to be chic, but the polish really comes alive in the sun. It's one of my favorite purples!
It dries matte like most neons, so you will definitely need a top coat if you want it to shine. Using a top coat also really helped bring out the shimmer. I absolutely loved this color, and I don't wear a lot of purples. It's dark enough indoors to be chic, but the polish really comes alive in the sun. It's one of my favorite purples!
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thats a pretty color.
ReplyDeleteSusanne