This is the coolest SOG (Soak-Off Gel) polish ever! I was so entertained by it that I bought some Dance Legend Thermo polishes from Llarowe. For a review of Dance Legend Termo Trio No. 1, go here.
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| This is after being cooled to a dark blue by the wind. |
More pictures after the jump!
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| This is during a color change, getting warmed by the sun and changing to a light blue. |
Ok, so no, I don't own this Gel II polish, and I don't own the glitter polish either, which is think is the Daisy SOG polish brand. I had this done at a salon right before going to the beach for Spring Break. I don't think the Gel II polishes are available for retail purchase yet, and I don't think the Daisy polishes are either. However, you can always find what you want at Amazon or Ebay, you just might not find the color changing polish since it is relatively new to the market apparently. If you want to see the gel kit I now own and use, go here for a review of my FingerPaints SOG Kit
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| This is complete warmed by the sun to a light blue. |
Isn't it cool! I was a bit wary of the color changing polish, so I only got it as an accent finger. The dark blue was the cold color, and it was a bit dark for me, so I didn't want a whole manicure of it. I wish I had thought because it was so fun! At the beach, the wind would make it cold, and the sun would make it hot, creating cool blue gradients!
I love the glitter polish that I had put on the majority of my fingers. I have gotten it before in a silver color from the same brand. It is super opaque and has a mixture of holographic glitters in there, too, so it is super sparkly! It is a nice hue of gold, a bit more nude than yellow leaning, so it looks better on my skin tone. I want to try and find it online and purchase it if possible since it was such a great polish!
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| Here is my puppy Kairi with my parents' dog Jeep. He is worried because she was playing and then fell over asleep, too cute! She was quite young still in this photo. |
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