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| 2 coats over black + top coat in artificial light |
So this review is of one of the most beautiful polishes I own. Inglot's XL7 is magic in a bottle. I can't remember the last time I wore the same polish twice in a row, that's how much I love this polish. The bottle holds 15ml of polish.
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| 2 coats over black + top coat in sunlight |
Shade
This polish has a bunch of blue and green micro glitter in a clear base. The magic appears when you apply it over a dark base. It literally looks like you've got hundreds of mini sapphires on your nails. The blue glitters show up more prominently, but in certain angles you can catch a flash of those green glitters.
I couldn't stop staring at my nails each time I wore this polish. I've also received so many compliments when I've worn this polish.
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The formula is great albeit a little runny, which is understandable since this is a glitter polish. This polish is a topper, so you must layer it over another polish, preferably a black to get the full effect. It dries down matte with a slight texture, so a thick coat of top coat is a must to bring out the sparkles and smooth it all out. It dries very fast too.
While one coat is enough for a subtle glitter effect, I would recommend applying two coats for maximum glitter pay off as the glitters aren't that densely packed. That's when this polish truly comes to life.
I tried it over Kiko's power pro 073 the second time I wore it, The effect it gave is what I wanted Kiko 073 to be in the first place. Gorgeous, but I'd still say it looks best when layered over black.
While it isn't chunky glitter polish, bear in mind that it will still be a little difficult to remove.
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I had no issues with it lasting for a good week. Definitely a long lasting polish.
Final Thoughts
There's absolutely nothing I don't like about this polish. It is insanely gorgeous and definitely a must have.
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