Born Pretty Reflective Glitter Gel Nail Polish, 6 Color Gold Silver Sparkly

I’m absolutely in love with this glitter nail polish set. The colors are beautiful, soft, and elegant, with the perfect amount of sparkle to make every manicure stand out. Each shade has a different shine, which makes the set feel fun, stylish, and very versatile. What I like most is how the glitter catches the light and gives the nails a salon-quality look. The colors are perfect for everyday wear, special occasions, parties, holidays, or anyone who loves a feminine and glamorous manicure. The finish looks delicate but eye-catching at the same time. This set is a great choice for anyone who enjoys doing nails at home and wants something that looks professional, pretty, and unique. Overall, I’m very happy with it and would definitely recommend it.

Very cute pinks. Beginner friendly as well 5/5 The pic is with DND base and top coat + 2 coats of gel polish

Very beautiful colors! I re-polish my nails about every 3 weeks and use these colors a lot. They withstand heavy working conditions, (gardening etc.), and keep my natural nails protected. I like the born pretty brand of polish very much and will purchased again and again! It's a quality product!

the colors are so nicee and sparkly. you only need two coats.

I'm a fan of the Born Pretty brand of nail color. Unfortunately, upon unboxing, I found one bottle had leaked a bit. These gels are easy to apply and cure with a smooth glass finish. The glitter is consistent in each color. No clumping. Shelf life listed on the box is 3 years, but I have some other UV polishes from this brand that are over 5 years old and still perform perfectly. Just make sure that you clean the opening of your bottles after using. That way, it will seal properly when closed.

I love these reflective colors from Born Pretty. They are so vibrant and they look great with my other gel polish colors. I have to say tho that I do love the vibrance of the Gaoy more than the reflective Born Pretty I purchased. I added pics with the Gaoy swatches so I could explain the comparison. To me, the Born Pretty swatches look almost clouded in comparison. The glitter in them gives off an Aurora Borealis kind of hues (red, green, blue, etc.) Kind of like looking at a Christmas tree. Where as the Gaoy seems to be a more pure glitter of either silver or the actual color of the polish. I liked that a lot and that was the reason I chose to wear the Gaoy colors instead of the Born Pretty eventhough they have very similar colors. The thing I liked about the Born Pretty set is both a pro and con. It was the sheerness. The Gaoy set I got was very vibrant and went on very pigmented in comparison to the Born Pretty set. However, because of the Born Pretty set being such a sheer color for all 6 of the bottles they may end up being more versatile. Cause eventhough there are only 6 colors I did a light and dark set using the same colors and ended up with 12 different colors. I did a dark and light version on Gaoy as well but it only worked on #1202 and #1203 because the colors were so pigmented. So, I got 8 colors from the 6 bottles I got from Gaoy. I'm sure other colors could be used as a base and you could come up with a multitude of different colors with the Born Pretty set and at least a few of the others in Gaoy. So as I said before, the Gaoy set was very vibrant and pigmented. The swatches I did are all marked on the backside. This gives me 3 layers per swatch. Which I love cause sometimes I dont like wearing so many layers of polish. Especially to get the color/look I'm going for. Anyway, with these particular swatches of Gaoy all of them were layered with 3 layers except #1207. That swatch only has 1 layer. It went on very well and pigmented in 1 coat. Sometimes this would be a bad thing, but in this case I dont think it is. Especially considering that even with 1 cost and it's just as reflective as the swatches with 3 coats. I also loved that the Goay set didn't only reflect in a silvery tone. There was red, green, and even a golden color in the Born Pretty set. Eventually when I get more clear swatches I'll be making up a set with the clear so I can see the result of using on top of a solid without being wasteful of the polish. The colors I chose and have on are Gaoy and closer to a nude, as I was going for a classy nude bling at the time. The glitter is Gaoy 1203 (from this set), and Gaoy 1004 from the first set I purchased. I'm not sure if I'll try the Born Pretty set because of the rainbow glitter in the colors. I may but chances are unlikely. I'll at least keep the colors for my daughters to have options.

Love these colors! (Pink holo set.) The glitter polish are a bit on the thicker side, as others have mentioned, BUT this means it’s AMAZING for doing glitter ombre! This was my first glitter ombre attempt and I’m personally in love with the results! I chose to keep my thumbs solid instead of ombre.

The polish is really thick but it’s pretty so for what I paid it was worth it. I will say it peeled when I put it on my natural nails but when I started using nail tips it stayed on just fine

It is so subtle until the light hits it then it’s so so pretty. My nails have purple underneath and 2 coats of the glitter. Easy to use and it lasts long. Super good quality for the price.