I bought this polish right when it came out and finally go around to doing a pedicure on myself today. As the previous reviewer mentioned it dries matte so it needs a topcoat if you want it shiny. I love the color-neon pink leaning coral. The formula is thin and I found it difficult to apply over my CND Stickey base, but once done it does look great for summer!

Bite Me is from the summer 2016 Lite Brites collection, and it a neon pink with-a-splash-of-orange shade, that dries to a matte finish. I've removed a lippie as this shade does have subtle iridescent golden shimmer in, but it is largely hidden on the nail, which is a shame.Bite Me has a good formula for a neon polish; the use of a white base doesn't affect the colour, so either wearing coat of this polish over a white base or two coats of it own produces the same shade. The formula is highly pigmented so you almost only need one coat there are one or two balder spots so I do need a second coat. It is on the drier side (most neon polishes are) making it brush strokey, so I do recommend wearing this polish over a white creme base for a neater, longer lasting finish. Using both base and top coats nail polish will generally last me around two to four days with only minimal tip wear; but I'm tough on my hands and nails (self powered wheelchair user), so whatever I wear will probably last longer on other people.I like this polish and will get lots of use out of it, but it has the least impressive formula out of the three pink shades in the Lite Brites collection. Don't get me wrong; it IS a good polish, but not as 'wow' as Lip Smackin' Good and I'll Pink To That are, so I'd recommend either one of those over Bite Me. A shame as this was the one that I was most keen on getting, but when there are better ones available in the same collection, I maybe shouldn't have bothered.

A soft, shimmery, coppery orange-tan. Surprisingly subtle, despite the significant shimmer. First coat is pretty sheer, but the polish is opaque by the second coat. This colour is very flattering to my pale, cool-toned complexion. Formula is fine, nothing to really report there, and wear is fairly typical for a China Glaze shimmer. I really like this one. To me, it's a somewhat toned-down copper, but still sufficiently orangey and blingy to be interesting.

From the limited edition Tronica collection, Virtual Violet is a dark purple scattered holo. This is similar to CC Wild at Heart, except WAH has a strong red undertone. VV is very opaque at two coats, the formula is difficult so that anything less than that is practically impossible. Think China Glaze OMGs, but thicker. Indoors, it is simply an opaque, dark purple, but shines beautifully outdoors. This is not quite as scattered as the new MPJ, nor as holo top coats OPI Text Me, Text You, or the China Glaze Wireless top coat. I would not purchase again, as the formula is difficult, and the effect was not quite as strong as I expected. However, considering there are no real alternatives these days in the US for ETF holos, this is a great alternative to holo top coats.

Virtual Violet is from the 2011 Tronica collection. It is a violet purple with subtle holo. I think this is less holo than the other Tronica polish I tried (Hologram). It looks much cooler in direct sunlight, of course. I liked the formula of this! It took only 2 coats to get this opaque. One probably would have been enough for some people. For most polishes, I have to use 3 coats. I have been wearing this for 3 days with no chipping with just a top coat (no base coat).I like this, but the holo effect was a little lack luster. But the actual color of the polish is pretty, so I think you should give this a try!