This is a dupe for Guerlain Vega. But in much less pleasant quality level.How I wanted to love this! It is runny and thin, if you put a little more, then it becomes uneven, you brush and brush to even it out with no avail. You need at least 3 coats and you can still see the colour is uneven. Expensive mistake!

If you loved Wicked, but hate Essie polishes and that funny brown tone that Wicked had, this season's (Fall 2014?) Gwen Stefani collection color I Sing in Color might work for you.I love the dark winey/black effect of Wicked but prefer a something with a Red undertone instead of a Brown undertone. I used Essie Material Girl which had that for a while, but if there is a "Are you an Essie Girl or an OPI Girl, check OPI hard for me!" I just find their brush wimpy and the formulas tend to lack umph overall.This goes on smooth with the power brush and takes two coats to build up to a dark dark vampy gothy red-black. Will check back on wear!

Love this polish. Of all the comparable silver holographic polishes I own, this is my favorite one for standalone manicures. It's prismatic or holographic particles are the same size as those in DS Shimmer, but are more dense making it more opaque. The overall look of the polish with two coats is more of an icy blue-silver which is great for winter, IMO. The application on this polish is foolproof. You couldn't make it streak if you wanted to, and two coats provides plenty of coverage for a semi-opaque mani. Three coats would probably almost make it opaque, but I'm not sure. As with all holos, direct light makes this one pop with the rainbow prismatic effect, and I adore it. If you can find it at a decent price, it's a must-have. I'd buy it again if I ever ran out, for sure.

Color & finish: SRO silver is a prismatic ("holographic") silver micro-glitter.Coverage: Semi-opaque Slightly more opaque and grey than OPI Designer series Shimmer (which also has a slight hint of gold). It's mesmerising to look at, and much more wearable than I had thought. The micro-glitter is very fine, not as "in your face" as i.e. China Glaze kaleidoscopes. continued >>

Lovely! This is a beautiful holographic silver glitter. I love glittery nailpolishes, but usually the glitter chunks are too large and the polish flakes off too easily after a short time. This however is a gorgeous, super-fine milled silver glitter, with excellent staying power. It works almost as well as a topcoat would, and although it has dulled a tiny bit, when it hits the light, the rainbow show begins and I just love it!It's great alone, and can pass for wearing a very light silvery-nude, but it works well layered over a color as well! I used 1 coat on top of 2 coats of Glacier Bay Blues (a deep blue/green) and it looked like a starry twilight sky..........so lovely!