I love love love this color and I will definitely be purchasing more Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure polishes in the future. I did two coats out of habit, but honestly, it looked just as good with one. It's very pigmented so I'm expecting a bit of staining, but still, this is one of my new favorite polishes. It has a very creamy application, dries smoothly, and shines brightly. I used Butterscotch over a coat of OPI Nail Envy. I seriously cannot wait to try it out as a stamping polish. It's thick and pigmented and not a quick dry so I'm thinking it might be perfect.
And here it is under more natural lighting. I took this picture in my living room when the afternoon sun was shining in, and it doesn't look streaky or uneven at all. Most of my mistakes show up best in natural light and either I've gotten really really good overnight or this polish is incredible. Maybe both.
So anyway, next I dotted on Revlon's Posh in a downward/upward alternating gradient pattern using 3 different sized dotting tools.
So up close it kind of just looks like a dot gradient, which it is, but from a little further away it gives the impression of scales....at least to me.
See what I mean? Kinda scaly/lizard-z/dinosaur-y, huh?
So I know I've mentioned this before, but I adore Revlon polishes, and Posh is no exception. It applied just as well as the Butterscotch, just with a thinner texture, which makes it a perfect dotting polish!
I topped it all off with a layer of Seche Vite and voila! My scales nails mani is complete! What do you think?
All products used today (minus the dotting tools).
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