Hare Polish Neon Palm

Hey lovelies, happy Wednesday! Hope you guys are having a fabulous week! This week is turning out to be a bit of a roller coaster. I have gotten some really great news, and good thing to come for the blog, but then, this is the last week before my baby starts school and I am kind of an emotional wreck. But there will be more free time for me to do blog stuff and nail art stuff! Find the positives, right?

 

Today I have an awesome Indie polish for you guys. Hare Polish is one of those iconic indies (at least for me) that I have always lusted after, especially Bisbee and Bisbee 2.0, which I still need to add to my collection....along with Rad Cloud and quite a few others. With the release of a summer collection, I had a momentary lapse of judgment, broke my no-buy (again) and grabbed a bottle of Neon Palm.

 

Please Note: Products shown were purchased by me for my own personal use.

 

Hare Polish - Neon Palm over Zoya - Wednesday

 

 

Hare Polish - Neon Palm over Zoya - Wednesday

 

Neon Palm is a smokey teal crelly (cream/jelly) base with gold, copper and neon pink glitters in various shapes and sizes. Including square, cause I love square glitter second only to circle. Seriously gorgeous and super unique. This is definitely one combo I haven't seen before. Love love love. So hard!!! This is one coat layered over Zoya Wednesday. It is buildable on it's own, however, there is soooo much glitter jammed into that bottle that it looked so thick, with multiple coats, by itself. You can see how much glitter there is from just one. Wednesday is a good base, just a shade lighter than the polish. Other than that, it applied perfectly, despite the amount of glitter. Honestly, I would rather have a polish with too much glitter, than one with not enough, that I have to fish it out or layer on so much just to get a good mix.

 

 

 

I think it is safe to say, that I am on the Indie Polish wagon with no sign of falling off. I honestly don't know why I had reservations about indies in the first place.

 

Please Note: Products shown were purchased by me for my personal use. All opinions are my own. For more info, please read my disclaimer.

 

Hare Polish is available on line via Etsy. Products retail for $10 a piece. For restock and more info, check out the Hare Polish blog.