DizzyNails

 Here is a swatch of Two Birds Fly-ceratops.  I used Revlon Haunted Heart (two coats) as my underwear.

 Fly-ceratops has big black squares, medium blue squares, and small neon green glitters.  It applied easily and I think the glitters distributed themselves pretty nicely across the nails.

 I apologize for the smudgy bit on my ring finger.  Apparently I did not wait long enough between coats and rushed my swatch.  In my defense, I was hurrying to get the last of the sun light.  :)

 I actually have Revlon Haunted Heart on by itself as my pedi.

 For this mani I started with two coats of Contrary Polish Santorini.

 Santorini is much prettier and more shimmery than my pictures let on.  It also dries matte, for what it's worth.  I added a coat of Two Birds Vel-awesome-raptor, followed by many coats of top coat.

 You might not be able to tell here, but the top coats were a total fail and gave me a zillion tiny bubbles (see on the ring finger below)!  I blame the Pro FX ultra fast dry top coat for that.  I believe I used a coat of Instant Artificials, two or three coats of Dior's top coat, then a coat of Pro FX (by that point I was amused that Dior was doing nothing to smooth the glitters, probably due to its watery texture, so I just slapped on the Pro FX hoping that its thicker texture would do the trick).  It did smooth everything, but at the cost of a million bubbles!  Truthfully, it didn't matter much since Vel-awesome-raptor's tons of tiny green and black glitters largely masked the bubbles.

 Are you ready for this?!

 This is three coats of Two Birds Shine by Night.

 Uh.....YES, PLEASE!

 This instantly reminded me of Across the Universe, but truly, I think this is cooler.

 My coworker saw these and squealed, "Green Hornet nails!" with delight!  :)

 This post is going to feature a new-to-me indie polish called Two Birds.

 I started here with two coats of OPI You Only Live Twice.  It is a really beautiful and shimmery pink that leans red.

 The redness here freaked my camera out, of course, so you'll have to imagine that this is a million times prettier in person!  It's a very holiday gorgeous kind of color.

 Spun Sugar has big white glitter, small blue glitter, and tiny pink glitters all in a nearly translucent base.  I'm not positive if it's completely translucent or ever so slightly pink.  Obviously for this combo, it didn't really matter to me because of my pinkish undies!

 I love how it looks!  The glitters dispersed themselves really nicely and I think it's a cute mani.  :)

 I'm definitely going to have fun coming up with other combinations to use with Spun Sugar.

 What color would you put it over?