Orly Flash Glam FX in Right Amount of Evil Swatches, Review

Orly Flash Glam FX in Right Amount of Evil over Revlon Long Wear Nail Enamel in Apricot (sunlight)












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Here's another installment of my Orly Flash Glam FX series. It was a very hot day when I swatched these so the glare from the sun is very apparent in the photos. Right Amount of Evil is quite apt for the coming Halloween season. It's an orange jelly base with holographic shimmer in it. It contains orange holographic hex glitters, micro-glitter and bar glitter.I love how it looks like with lighter background, but I am thinking this would look great against a black or dark background as well.

Stay tuned for my other Flash Glam FX swatches!

Orly Flash Glam FX in R.I.P. Swatches, Review

Orly Flash Glam FX in R.I.P. (direct sunlight)










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Are you guys ready for fall? I so am! We still have a couple of months till we hit cooler weather here, and that's around Halloween, so here is a Halloween-apt manicure for y'all. Orly has come up with a dozen or so amazing glitter polishes in their premium black-capped bottles called Orly Flash Glam FX. I have almost all of the polishes so I will be showing you the collection one polish at a time.

Here is one of my faves from the collection called R.I.P. It's a black jelly with bright orange hex and round glitters. I applied this over one coat of Wet n Wild Black Creme, a really opaque black.

I like how the orange glitters stand out against the black background. Since it's Orly's black capped collection, this is a bit more expensive than regular Orlys (I think around $8). The formula is a bit thick and not as easy to apply as my regular Orly creams. However, it was okay and didn't give me too much of a hard time.

Stay tuned for my other Orly Flash Glam FX swatches!