New York Color Starry Silver Glitter has blue and pale pinky lavender hexagon glitters packed with smaller fine holographic silver glitters in a clear base. The name suits it perfectly since it does remind me of a starry night. The glitter density is on the spare side but the formula was easy to work with. I like the less concentrated look it gives on the nails too since having a dense glitter is not always a good thing. I have one coat layered over Barielle Cashmere Or Loose Me.
This is such a pretty glitter! There's a lot of layering possibilities with it too. I can totally picture this glitter over a black to create some simple galaxy looking nails. What do you think of this color?
What a pretty combo! I would've never thought to layer it over a brown.
ReplyDeleteThanks Marisa! Yeah, never thought of layering it over a brown too but I wanted to experiment :)
DeleteOh I love this! I've had that glitter for awhile too, but forgot about it until I saw your post. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! You should take it out and wear it then :)
DeleteGreat Glitter!
ReplyDeleteI love this over Cashmere and Loose Me!! Really makes the glitters pop!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dani!
DeleteSo pretty! Never thought of putting starry silver glitter over a brown. I like the way it looks.
ReplyDeleteThanks Veronica! Happy with this combo too :)
DeleteThe glitter is lovely. The base makes the glitter more visible...
ReplyDeleteThanks and I agree! Makes it stand out more :)
DeleteBeautiful! The two polishes are perfect together :)
ReplyDeleteThey are! :)
DeleteI like this combo but now you've got me thinking that it would really look gorgeous on black like you suggested!!
ReplyDeleteThanks and I think it would too. I really need to try it out, haha.
DeleteWow...this is a beautiful combo! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks Melissa! <3
DeleteI wouldn't have thought to put brown underneath but it really works! :) I agree I like more sparse glitters sometimes... Cleaner less busy look
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love experimenting and putting together colors to get some fun looks :)
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