SinfulColors Indie Sol and Boho Beat, Plussed

Because I am trying not to make every other post a multi-dozen photo marathon, on Friday I only shared swatches of the SinfulColors Indie Sol and Boho Beat limited time shades. Today I have them again, paired with glitter toppers. I intend to wear glitter until I die (and maybe after that ... I assume they have nail polish in heaven).

I matched up We're In Tents with SinfulColors Rags to Riches (from 2013's Diamond Lust collection, and boy was it sad to look back at that display post ... so many mainstream releases back then!). Rags to Riches is a clear base with green microglitter, small gold glitter, silvery blue holo hexes, and silvery blue holo diamond glitters. I used two coats of it plus clear topcoat.





Sunglasses at Night and Rave New World got topped by SinfulColors Smash Hit (from 2017's holiday collection, Decked Out). Smash Hit has a translucent blue base with blue shimmer, iridescent glitter, and iridescent mylar shreds. The shimmer in Smash Hit didn't show up well against these base colors; I assure you it is there.





Jelly Ellie's partner was SinfulColors Shine on Me (also from 2013 Diamond Lust collection), which has rose pink diamond and hex glitter along with tiny iridescent glitter in a clear base.





I paired Sundown Getdown with SinfulColors Devil's Stare (from Halloween 2015, though re-released since), an orange red jelly with gold hexes, iridescent hexes, and iridescent shreds.





Finally, Positive Vibez met its match in SinfulColors Poparazzi (from spring 2013's Almost Famous/Poparazzi collection—the display had one name at some stores and the other at others), which has small bright purple glitters in a clear base.





I know glitter toppers will rise in popularity again sometime, and I am more than ready!