I have used Glam Polish Fern Gully as a base and then I've painted a cut out shape of a tree with acrylic paint. In normal light the mani looks meh but look how it came alive under black light!

Anyway have a great day everyone and don't forget to check out my new 5 video tutorials! Now I'm off to stuff myself with turkey and sweets :D

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Hello lovelies,

I've got some more lovely Glam Polish shades today that have been kindly sent to me for review by Annette over at Ranibow Connection, a UK indie polish store. If you've missed previous review with super glowing neon glitter shades, check it out here! Today I'll show you two more polishes so hang on to your hats! ;)

Rosetta - bright neon pink with fuchsia particles. The colour is very strange (in a good sense), it's neon pink jelly-ish base but at the same time it has shiny fuchsia particles. The formula was good and easy to apply and I'm wearing two thicker coats. I think three would be even better as I could still see my nail line a bit. Rosetta is super bright in regular AND under UV/black light. The camera shows the colour under black light orange but it is pink in real life. 

Vidia - purple base with silver particles. The finish of Vidia is somewhat similar to Rosetta and I like the effect very much. The purple is very bright and as much neon as purple can be. It glows a little under black light as you'll see in upcoming nail art post but it isn't super bright like Rosetta. It applied well and I needed just two coats for full coverage. Drying time was fast and I applied one coat of topcoat.

Glam polish is an Australian brand but thanks to Rainbow Connection we can enjoy an easy access here in UK too :) Glam polish is also available for Australian and US customers directly from their website and for other international stocklists please click here.

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