KBShimmer - Nail Polish - Tulip To Apologize Glow-In-The-Dark

One of the first signs that spring has truly arrived is the emergence of fall-planted bulbs. Tulips and daffodils push through the earth, bringing a splash of color to a newly awakened world. Cut stems fill homes with the hope that warmer weather is here to stay.

Tulip To Apologize is a fun, shimmery nail polish with a hidden feature; it glows in the dark! This delicate pink jelly polish is loaded with golden shimmer, making it appear a peachy salmon. When charged by the sun, this shade glows purple. Under blacklight, it reveals a more blue-toned glow, while indoor lighting charges this polish to glow a pale white over time, we do not find that led lighting provides the strongest glow. Two to three coats provide full coverage for most. This polish dries textured, so follow with Smooth Moves and Clearly On Top for a glass-like finish.

**All photos are from the same batch, but lighting, skin tones, and cameras may affect the brightness and tone. **

Type: Glow-In-The-Dark
Base: 10-Free
Glitter Load: None
Glitter Size: None
Glow Color: Sun-Purple; Blacklight-Blue; Indoors/LED-White but not a strong glow compared to the sun or blacklight
Recommended Coats: 2-3 Coats
Notes: For best results, follow with Smooth Moves and Clearly On Top for a glass-like finish.

As the earth warms and we venture outdoors, the urge to grow sends many to garden centers and nurseries. Packets of seeds and rich soil fill the carts, allowing ambitious gardeners to nurture sprouts into seedlings. Flats of colorful flowers and vegetables tempt shoppers, quickly adding vibrancy to garden beds where dragonflies and bees play. Others choose to cultivate indoors, where herbs and houseplants adorn windowsills and sunny corners. From fresh thyme to palm fronds, to tomatoes and petunias, a green thumb and a little time can make us all feel like we have a growing personality.