OPI Black Shatter Top Coat - Quick Pix

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Isn't it the most lovely thing ever? I picked it up at Ulta.com last weekend. Go Steelers!!

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Update Feb 7 -
Here is a break down of what I used on my nails:
Base Coat: Essie Millionails (1 coat)
Base Color: Ghina Glaze Anchors Away Collection-Lighthouse (2 coats)
Top Color: OPI Black Shatter Top Coat (1 coat)
Top Coat: Essie Millionails (1 coat)

You need to work fast when you use the Black Shatter Top Coat.  It starts to dry as soon as you lay it down and if you over lap the strokes you might move some of the bits.  Beyond that I love this top coat!

I picked my bottle up at Ulta.

What do you think of it all?

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