I know what you are thinking. Who in their right mind picks up five Pixie Dusts when they hate the feeling of textures? I had a momentary lapse of reason which resulted in them leaping into my cart. I'm not ashamed, I'm really glad it happened.

I followed the instructions on Zoya's website for the most part. It said not to use a base coat, but by the time I looked at the instructions I had already applied a glue base coat followed by a standard base coat. From there I followed Zoya's instructions to a t. They stated that you should use thin coats, and wait until each coat is dry before applying the next one. I did just that, and ended up with this beautiful, final result.

To get this look, I used three thin coats of Arlo, and two thin coats of Cosmo. The formulas on both were fantastic, and dried rather quickly. Once they were dry the texture was prevalent, but not over the top. I could feel the glitter, but it didn't catch on things like my no-name textured polish did. 

Knowing that I was going to be doing a lot of gardening I decided to put a top coat over this, which was against Zoya's recommendations. I personally like it both ways, but I chose to use the top coat to keep dirt from getting caught within the slight texture. 

I think it's safe to say that Zoya has converted me to a texture lover as long as they come in Pixie Dust form. 

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