Next up for Sinful sparkles: Pink Sparkle. It's exactly what it sounds like, you'll be shocked to hear.
Pink Sparkle in sunlight
Like Nail Junkie, Pink Sparkle is thick, though I don't think it's quite as bad as NJ. Attempting opacity with Pink Sparkle isn't realistic, but 2 coats is sufficient for sparklecity; 1 coat could be enough if you're fine with not having a pink tint.
1 coat over Scotch tape in indirect sunlight
2 coats over Scotch tape in indirect sunlight
2 coats Pink Sparkle over Wet N Wild Black Creme in indirect sunlight
2 coats Pink Sparkle in sunlight
Same swatch in partial sunshine
Same swatch in indirect sunlight
Same swatch under shade (provided by tan awning)
It's more demure than Nail Junkie, and could be workable for those who like their sparkle less obvious. I really like it, and I think it's one of the more versatile polishes in my collection.
See my review of Nail Junkie for info about application and removal.
Overview
$1.99 for 0.50 oz, available at drugstores
Quality: 8.5
Effectiveness: 5
Ease of Use: 3
Senses: 4
Pigmentation: 3.25 (great for layering or a sheer wash of sparkle, but as a standalone polish, it's not nearly pigmented enough)
Duration: 3.75 (I've only been wearing it for a day, but I assume it will be the same as Nail Junkie; if that's not the case, I will adjust this score accordingly)
Consistency: 3.5
Price: 4.5
Value: 5
Grade: B
What do you think of Pink Sparkle? Do you like it better than Nail Junkie?
