Born Pretty Cat Magnetic Nail Polish Set 3D Cat Chameleon Polish 3 Colors With Black Polish Magnet Stick 10ml 4 Bottles

I got exactly what I expected, I understood the polish type and it has worked so good for my needs I am considering a backup!

I purchased these on a whim wanting the magnetic cat eye look without the need for gel. The bottles are on the smaller side at just 10ml however since this is more of a nail topper you only need a thin coat to create an impactful effect. Overall I am very happy with this purchase. The color I am using in the photo is BP-MA05 over sally hansen Instadry in the shade 526 C-Hill out

Definitely disappointed in this product and unfortunately when purchasing I did not know you could not return this item. So please beware. I did not receive the correct colors as shown/stated in the description. Also you will have to apply layers upon layers to have the color show as bright and not see through to your nails. Again highly disappointed!!!

Pretty colors but takes 3 to 4 coats to get a good color but definitely not as neon as the pictures looks

Reading other reviews and a dark base coat is a must! Only needed one layer of each to get the look I wanted.. *started with clear coat to decrease staining my nails* just get a fast drying dark coat and go from there. I'll update when I know how well it wears.

First let me start by saying that everyone rating these polishes poorly based on the sheerness of the polish and the size, does not know how to use these polishes. Don't rate something poorly because you don't understand it. These nail polishes are intended to be worn over a dark base, like black. They're sort of in the family of "toppers", nail polishes intended to be worn atop a base in order to create an accent or effect. These polishes, when worn over a black base, look exactly as the picture in the product description. As for people complaining about the size, if you read the description before you buy it, you'd see that it clearly says the bottles are approx 6ml. And if you don't know how much that is, then grab one of your polishes you likely already own and compare the size. Most drugstore brand polishes are close to 14ml, therefore it would be safe to assume that the product you'll receive will be about half the size of a regular polish you're used to buying. Then there's no surprise. Read people! Why would you rate a product poorly because of your own misunderstanding that has nothing to do with the quality of the product received?!Now for my personal thoughts about the product itself: these polishes are gorgeous and take only one coat over black to really get that color-shifting effect. I personally used 2 coats to make it a bit bolder but the difference between 1 coat vs 2 wasn't that much. If using only 1-2 thin coats over black (like you're supposed to) then the small size of the bottle doesn't matter because it'll last you longer. The quality of the color shift was (to me) on the same level as KB Shimmer polishes. BEAUTIFUL. As with most multichromes, the effect is strongest in natural light, and I can't stop looking at my hands. My Top Home and Tu Es Ma Lumiere both have holographic glitters while L Heure Bleue has small green glitters. My Top Home shifts between yellow, orange, green and at times almost a pink? Tu Es Ma Lumiere has blue/purple and yellow/orange like colors. L Heure Bleue shifts between purple, green and blue. What makes them such high quality is that you can even see some of the color shift indoors in normal low lighting. Some duo/multichromes are very dull indoors, but not these!!! I can't wait to use these for nail art! Right now I wore them alternating to test them out, but I already have friends who adore them. I may need to get a few as gifts, and at $15 for 3 polishes, that's not bad at all! I will definitely be buying these again in the future and recommending them to everyone.In the picture: My Top Home is worn on my thumb and ring finger, Tu Es Ma Lumiere is on my pointer and pinky, and L Heure Bleue is on my middle finger. (Yes, the names are confusing. You'd expect that L Heure Bleue to be the more deep blueish one, but it is not. It's the one with the strong green shift and the green glitters. Go figure.)

I researched a few different brands of magnetic polishes and watched several swatch reviews before settling on this set of three as my first ones. I found that having watched all those videos made my first experience using magnetic polish very easy.This is Astral Realm pictured here, the first of the three I've used. I did a black base coat (used my go-to one-coat black instead of the one they bundled with this). Did one coat and let it dry (and honestly, it's a beautiful multichrome without the magnet). For my second coat, I worked one nail at a time and used a thicker layer of polish. I held the magnet in place for around 30 seconds, and was happy but somewhat underwhelmed with the effect. Particles still looked scattered about and not fully drawn into one line.Then it was time for the top coat, and that was a game-changing moment. Working one nail at a time, I put on a thick coat of quick dry top coat and held the magnet over the nail in the same orientation as before, and WOW! I could see the magnetic particles pulling from all over my nail to where the magnet was centered. The effect was what you see pictured in my finished manicure. So for anyone less-than-pleased with the magnetic effect, make sure you use the magnet over your top coat as well. It has such an impact on the cat eye effect.

If you want the deep pink/rose with gold when put up to a light, forget it. The other two colors show as is. The strangest part of the rose is the clear base of the polish is not clear. It is grey/ black and there are no mixer beads and I checked for consistency. Not the problem. No beads for a holographic/chameleon? It looked like gold pink mud after shaking it a lot. Change your pics, please. It’s a deep plum violet. Not pink rose with gold. Who knows what color it might be with mixed beads??