Cover Band Sticks 'n Stones

Black and white glitter? I want to go to there.

Cover Band Sticks 'n' Stones over China Glaze Deviantly Darling

Deviantly Darling applies fairly smoothly, with minor streaking. Some of the streaking can probably be contributed to the fact that I don't use a base coat (my nails are prone to stains no matter what I use and polish tends to chip faster when I use a base coat - I can't explain it!). Back to the polish. I love the shift from teal to blue, paired with gold shimmer. Deviantly Darling was opaque in one coat, but I applied two, followed by one coat of Cover Band Sticks 'n' Stones. Sticks 'n' Stones was really thick when I first bought it, but after using some polish thinner it has been extremely easy to apply. 

You can buy China Glaze at Sally Beauty Supply, Ulta, and various online retailers. Sticks 'n' Stones is sold on Ninja Polish.