GameOver The Magister's Curse and Carbuncle's Ruby

I've got two more beautiful glitter polishes from GameOver Polish to show you today. Both of the formulas on these polishes was excellent and very smooth on the nail. Glitter distribution was good and I really liked the glitter payoff at 2 coats on each of these.

The Magister's Curse (2 coats over Barry M Cyan Blue). This polish, inspired by the Dragon Age series, is a sparkly mixture of blue, teal, and aqua metallic and holographic glitter. It was so blingy and lovely I didn't want to take it off!

Carbuncle's Ruby. This polish, inspired by the Final Fantasy Series, is a mixture of turquoise and red metallic and holographic glitter. It is such a lovely color combo! Here I have shown it over two different bases. I loved it both ways, but I think over the Cyan Blue was my favorite!

2 coats over Barry M Cyan Blue

2 coats over OPI Don't Touch My Tutu

GameOver Polishes can be purchased from their Etsy shop. I can't wait to see more polishes from them because the first 3 were a pleasure to wear! Thanks for looking everyone! 

Game Over Meet Me at Afterlife

Hi everyone! After being gone for a 3-day weekend, it's nice to be back in the real world (NOT!). Today I have a brand spankin' new indie brand for you called GameOver Polish. The polishes by the brand are all inspired by video games (for the gamer nerd in all of us). The first 3 polishes are inspired by Mass Effect 2, Dragon Age 2, and Final Fantasy (which I won't lie...I know NOTHING about any of these since I'm more of a Mario chick), and they are all beautiful glitters.

The first one I decided to wear is Meet Me at Afterlife, which is inspired by Mass Effect 2, is a mixture of magenta and blue glitters (metallic and holographic). I love the random pink squares that you get in this polish. The formula was excellent and the glitters spread very easily. You could definitely get away with one coat of glitter over your base, but I decided to do 2 coats of glitter to make it extra sparkly. I used Nina Ultra Pro Cobalt as my base.

GameOver Polishes can be purchased from their Etsy shop. I will be featuring  2 more gorgeous polishes from GameOver soon! Thanks for looking everyone!