Unfortunately this was during a phase where I felt like I needed to "nail art" everything I put on my nails. I ended up adding a dotticure of sorts over the polish, but felt like I should have just let the polish speak for itself.
The dots were a Wet n' Wild quick dry white (forgot the name sorry) and China Glaze Son of a Peach (a neon peach color). I've used Son of a Peach on a more recent manicure and I'll expand on my experiences with that polish in a later post – spoiler alert: it's terrible.
This polish looks great inside and out, I really did like Ker-Bloom. Very unique polish in my collection, was very glad to have purchased it!
Application: Smitten Ker-Bloom went on perfectly in two thin coats. The consistency of the polish was not too thick, not too thin. The wear time was fantastic, I wore this manicure while going on an impromptu road trip of sorts, and I didn't get a single chip on it. I believe I wore it for close to four days (which is a long time for me). I topped it with HK Girl Top Coat, which has been my go-to lately.
Where to Purchase: Smitten Polish is available at their website, I bought this bottle for $11. I also purchased Glacial Springs (a jelly teal glitter polish) and The First Lobster (a red orange holo), so look out for a post about those soon. Ker-Bloom is currently in stock on the Smitten website.
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