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Today's manicure is a neon skittle cause I couldn't decide on one neon to wear next. 😂 The neons are all the polishes that I purchased from this year's Vice Collection, which is the yearly release of neon creme polishes this maker is well known for. The formula on these is incredible. They were all opaque in two coats. And because I can never leave well enough alone I had to throw a topper on it. I really liked this topper's mix of small iridescent hex glitters and larger pastel hex glitters. And one coat of top coat smoothed these out. From thumb to pinky this is Thirsty, Doomscroll, Lean, Road Rage, and Superfreak from Cirque topped with Picnic Party Taco from Holo Taco.

Today's polish is the first neon of 2026! 🧡🤩🥳 This one has a neon orange base with a gold to orange shifting shimmer and was inspired by the Reece's peanut butter cup wrapper. As always with neons, getting color accurate photos was a challenge. I would say the last picture is probably the closest to how it looked irl. It had a thick, slightly chalky formula, and even after three coats there was the slightest touch of visible nail line, all of which are pretty standard for neon polishes too. This maker is new to me and I definitely like this one enough to try more from them. This is No Wrong Way from Prisim Parade.

Today's polish was, let's be honest, purchased solely for the name. But I like it so it's ok! 😂 It has a pink jelly base with pink to red shifting iridescent flakes, holo flakes, pink metallic micro shimmer, and red to gold shifting metallic flakes. The gold shift against the pink base looked absolutely incredible in the shade, and in the sun it was very twinkly. I thought the contrast of the metallic flakes looked really cool too. It was going in my cart no matter what though. 😂 This is Glittoris from Pahlish.

Today's polish went from a C tier indoors to an A tier in the sun and I think you can probably see why. 😂🤩 It has a lavender jelly base with regular holo glitter and square holo glitter. I'd been wanting to try a polish from this collection for a while, because I was intrigued by the square glitter, but the pastel colors weren't tempting me. I finally picked up this one during their last sale and I'm so glad I did cause it's maybe got the sparkliest formula I've seen from this maker. Indoors I wasn't loving it. It was thick and patchy even after three coats. I was almost ready to destash it until I went outside. 😱🤩 Yeah the sparkle is off the charts. Now I want more of these. I think they'd be fun to wear as a skittle. 😂 This is Lo-fi Lavender from Holo Taco.

Today's polish has one of my favorite finishes: a creme with a complementary shimmer. It has a slate blue base with a bright blue shimmer and was opaque in two coats. Indoors the base color looked more grey, but in the sun with the shimmer sparkling it looked way more blue. This is Misery is my Favorite Color from Mooncat.

Today's polish is unlike any other magnetic polish I own. 👀 It has a green to gold to orange shifting pastel multichrome base with a blue magnetic shimmer. The shift in the base color was really hard to capture on camera but you can see it best in the top right picture. I'm used to the magnetic pigment shifting not the base. So having that reversed here, as well as the combination of colors, made this one feel so unique. This is I Will Change Your Destiny from Bee's Knees Lacquer.

Oops! My finger slipped and I made another one @julcheninred! This one was loosely inspired by Gustav Klimt. If you want to annoy a fascist too, please make and post the most colorful and outlandish butterfly art you can come up with! 🦋

If you see this and feel like joining in, grab some markers or a crappy drawing app on your phone (like I did! 😂) and make some outrageously garish, perfectly imperfect, and beautiful butterfly art! 🦋🦋🦋

Today's polish is a spectacular red. ♥️🤩♥️ It has a red jelly base with silver reflective glitter and iridescent flakes that shift from pink to red. This red is so incredibly saturated and so twinkly from the reflective glitter. And because the flakes were so close in color to the base, they added a depth and richness that kept my eyes glued to my nails as they shifted colors. This is Freedom of Speech from Lurid Lacquer.