Wet N Wild Spoiled Papa-Paparazzi (PPZ). What a find this was! PPZ is a purple jelly based polish with mostly silver glitter, lesser small purple glitter and slightly larger silver holo hex glitter. The first day I wore only one coat because I just loved the sheer, subtle, softness of this polish. Then on the second day I painted my left hand with a second coat to see what it is suppose to look like. With a second coat the purple became darker, and the glitter, more gritty, as to be expected. Still pretty. I like both versions. I would think it would depend on the mood your in.
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Two coats here. |
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One coat here. |
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Two coats up close. |
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Totally mesmerized by the glitter in the bottle. I just had to include this photo.
The base of the bottle is square and the sides are rounded. I think its a nice design. |
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The brush is weird, rounded on one side. Kind of has a cheap feel to it, but it works really well. |
This polish was really easy to apply and the brush was really soft and I was able to spread polish on the the entire nail in one stroke on some of my nails, like my pinky and index fingers. I was able to skip the clean up process entirely.
I found this buried on the side of an end cap, in a cardboard display, in the seasonal aisle at CVS. I had to dig to find this one. $1.99, Made in the USA, interesting... some Wet N Wilds are made in China.
This polish gets an A++!
This is sooo pretty! It looks like a great polish for layering!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sneakerette, it would be great for layering, over blue, red, black? I agree!
ReplyDeleteCute! I like, but I think I would layer it over a blue or even black.
ReplyDeleteSuper pretty! they're very much comparable to high end polishes, ryt? i need to grab some of these... muah thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi Diane,
ReplyDeleteYes the cheaper polishes are very comparable to the expensive brands. With a good base and top coats, cheaper brands do very, very well. Thanks!
This is a really pretty polish! I just picked another one of their glitters yesterday :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Patrice!
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