I decided to do a small "catch up" post on some colors I have used as base colors to other polishes recently. I picked up these two colors from Chirality during the "350 FB Likes" sale held recently. Even without a sale price, these polishes are worth every penny! As with my last swatches of Chirality Polish, I included the short stories that accompany the polish colors. ;)
Chirality Polish Bloodshot is a red, slightly holographic polish. "As the clock on the wall strikes 6 a.m., the IHOP waitress makes her way over to the table with breakfast for the three seductive women at table 14. They're exhausted and their eyes are bloodshot, but they're still laughing and talking about the wild night they've just had. True, they're going to spend the rest of the day hungover, but after a few boring days at work, they'll be ready to soak up the night again."
All nails are 2 coats of Bloodshot with no top coat and a base coat of Seche Clear. I previously used this as base color for Different Dimension Candied Corn (post here). This color really reminds me of well, blood! The holo on this polish isn't as strong as the other Chirality Polishes I own, it is beautiful nonetheless!
Katydid is a light green holographic polish. "It's a Saturday night and the clubbers are out in full swing, especially at Club Chirality. Bodies are moving, swinging, and sweating, but all of the men can't keep their eyes off the female siren in the middle of the dance floor. Instead of using an enticing voice though, she uses her powers of stridulation which come from her long, beautiful legs. Once she plays her song of the siren, no man can resist."
I used 2 coats of Katydid with no base or top coat on all nails. Katydid was seen as a base color for another Different Dimension polish, Space Camp, yesterday (post here). This color is beautiful! Amanda, the creator of Chirality Polish, has a great eye for making holographic polish in unique and gorgeous colors!
