10/24/2012 Base color is Color Club Revvvolution, which is a black (or dark grey if you prefer) holo, with one coat of Kleancolor Chunky Holo Black on top.
Indoors, the glitter is quite visible (while you cannot really see the holographic-ness), but in direct sunlight, to my surprise, it completely disappears and all you can see is holo.
09/24/2012 Kleancolor Metallic Green, the base color seen here, may be my favorite nail polish so far. Pictures cannot convey the sheer intensity and glow of this awesomely apocalyptic color. I adore it immensely.
Thumb and pointer are additionally coated with Kleancolor Chunky Holo Black. Chunky Holo Black is a chunky glitter that color changes from orange to bright green (that blends in very nicely with Metallic Green), in charcoal jelly base that actually comes on pretty clear. I haven't used it by itself though, so it might manifest color if you just painted on a lot of layers of this polish by itself. It's not super dense, so you would likely need a LOT of layers for opacity.
Pointer is also coated with Cherimoya 2012 Crucify, which is a matte emerald-green crackle polish. Issue with this last one, however - I just went to check on the bottle (01/03/2013) and have found it
completely dried up into a lump inside the bottle even though it is closed tightly and does not appear to have any cracks in the bottle. This is unfortunate since I only used this polish twice - once to swatch and once on this manicure. It is a budget brand, but not so cheap as to be okay for just one use. The other 4 bottles of 2012 I own appear to be okay, but now I'm worried. I will be sure to report on how things go with those other bottles. I am really irritated, both by the potential huge waste of money, and because that brand has a lot of unique crackle colors.
