Salon Perfect Neon Collision Swatches

Hi everyone! I have the new collection from Salon Perfect called Neon Collision to show you today. 

For all the manicures in this post I used 3 coats of the polish followed by a coat of Gelous and a coat of Seche Vite.

Small note: My camera liked picking up the neon orange as more pink than it is in real life. :/ Sorry!

Bang is a mixture of orange and yellow micro matte glitter. 

Exploded has a mixture of red-orange and yellow micro matte glitter.

Jolt contains yellow and orange micro matte glitter.

Kaboom has a turquoise and yellow micro matte glitter.

If you are wondering how Kaboom compares to Floam here you go! The blue in Floam is just a tad darker than Kaboom, but I would say not a big enough difference to "need" both. ;)

Shocked is a combination of hot pink and blue micro matte glitter.

Zapped has a mixture of yellow and turquoise matte micro glitter.

While I don't own Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard anymore, I do have a swatch from my nail wheels to compare it to Zapped and Kaboom. No dupes here though!

Once I got my hands on Exploded, I decided to have some fun with it and Jolt and Bang. ;)

If you have Floam, formula is similar: a little on the thick side, but you can "dab" in extra glitter where needed. To make them completely smooth you will need something like the Gelous and top coat combo I used or a few coats of top coat. ;)

Salon Perfect should be popping up at Walmarts near you soon! They are limited edition, so snatch them up while you can! They retail for $3.98 a bottle. Follow Salon Perfect on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube and Instagram.

Orly Glowstick + Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard & Nail-Venterous Floam

I wrote about doing a combination with Orly Glowstick and Floam previously on my post about the Liebster Award here. When I got Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard I was inspired to do it again! I couldn't make up my mind if I liked Flipping Out Hard or Floam so I went with doing both. ;)

Orly Glowstick is a neon yellow. The yellow base does have a bit of green tint to it.

All fingers are 2 coats of Glowstick over Sinful Colors Snow Me White. All have a base coat of Seche Rebuild and no top coat.

This polish is ridiculously bright and I tried my best to capture it with my camera. It's if you painted your nails with a highlighter times a thousand!

 Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard is listed as an assortment of yellow, green and blue matte neon glitters and Nail-Venterous Floam is described as matte neon blue and yellow-green fine glitter in a clear base.

My index and ring finger are 2 coats of Flipping Out Hard dabbed on in a gradient manner. My middle and pinky finger are Floam again, dabbed on using the same method.

This combination reminds me of mold. :P My husband thinks it looks like grass seeds so, I guess everyone will see it differently!

Orly Glowstick comes from Orly's Feel The Vibe 2012 summer collection. It can still be purchased through Orly here and also be found at other online retailers such as Amazon and Ebay. You may still find it in stores that sell Orly, like Sally's and Ulta. Orly is on Facebook here.

Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard can be purchased on etsy here. Currently, it is out of stock of Flipping Out Hard but, it will be back before the end of the month and after that will be a permanent color. Find Nail Pattern Boldness on Facebook here and Allison's, the creator of Nail Pattern Boldness, blog here.

Nail-Venterous polishes can now only be purchased on Ninja Polish here. You can also follow Ninja Polish on Facebook here. Amy, the creator of Nail-Venterous, can be found on Facebook here and also on her blog here

Matte Glitter Comparison

Matte glitters are really popular in nail polish right now. I can personally say, I love them all! Nail-Venterous Floam really started the trend and now there are a ton more variations and colors out there now. I got Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard in the mail today so, I thought it would be good to compare Floam and Pretty & Polished Sand Art with it.

Nail-Venterous Floam is described as matte neon blue and yellow-green fine glitter in a clear base. Pretty & Polished Sand Art is a mixture of  green, blue, pink, yellow and purple matte glitter and Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard is listed as an assortment of yellow, green and blue matte neon glitters.

All fingers, except my pinky, are 3 coats of each color in the same order as the bottle shots above. 2 coats were applied like normal polish and the third coat I dabbed on areas that needed to be filled in a bit more. My pinky is one coat of each color applied in the same order they are on my fingers, starting with my index finger. All have a top coat of Hong Kong Girl Top Coat and a base coat of OPI Nail Envy Matte.

As you can see from the pictures, none of them are the same. Flipping Out Hard is the brightest of all three and Sand Art has more colors added to the mix. I can't really pick a favorite because each one is unique in it's own way.

A close up of each one.

Nail-Venterous polishes can now only be found on Ninja Polish here. Make sure to sign up for email updates, as they go quick! You can also follow Ninja Polish on Facebook here. Amy, the creator of Nail-Venterous, can be found on Facebook here and also on her blog here

Pretty & Polished Sand Art can be found on etsy here (It is not currently open but, will be sometime next week). You can also find Pretty & Polished on Facebook here and find Chelsea's, the creator of Pretty & Polished, blog here. 

Nail Pattern Boldness Flipping Out Hard can be purchased through etsy here. She does not currently have stock of Flipping Out Hard but, it will be back before the end of the month and after that will be a permanent color (it was previously limited edition). Find Nail Pattern Boldness on Facebook here and Allison's, the creator of Nail Pattern Boldness, blog here.

Which is your favorite?

Nail-Venturous Humble Bee

Today I have more indie polish swatches to share :)

The color is described as a yellow glitter and ultrafine and medium size black glitter in a clear base.

Index and ring fingers are 2 coats over OPI Who The Shrek Are You?, middle finger is 1 coat tipped over OPI Who The Shrek Are You? and pinky finger is 3 coats over bare nail. All have a base coat of Seche Rebuild and a top coat of Seche Vite.

I'm not sure how I feel about this color yet. It's not something I normally would see myself wearing, but I figured I would give it a shot.It is very unique to say the least!

It is easy to apply and has a similar application to Nail-Venturous Floam. I didn't have to dig for any pieces whatsoever.

Unfortunately, Nail-Venterous has personally stopped selling her polishes. But, you can pick this color and a few other colors through Ninja Polish here. Make sure to sign up for email updates, as they go quick! You can also follow Ninja Polish on Facebook here. Amy, the creator of Nail-Venterous, can be found on Facebook here and also on her blog here

OPI Who The Shrek Are You? is from the Shrek Forever After collection. It is discontinued but you can pick it up from online retailers like Amazon and most likely find it on Ebay. You can like OPI on Facebook here.