Wet N Wild Fantasy Makers Tombstone Polish in Rest In Pieces

Hi all! I meant to post this yesterday, but my son was running a pretty good fever and wanted to snuggle with mama all day. He's better today, still has a fever but it's low. I have the virus now though, so tomorrow's post may be late in the day since I'll more than likely be resting today.

I'm also bummed since I had to take my nails down one more time. I get these weird curved spots on a few of my nails sometimes, and the only way to get rid of them is to file that spot down. I thought I had it all last time I took down my length, but I guess not. This time I am certain those pesky spots are gone, so I can work on the length now. Thankfully I also like this length, it just limits some of the things I want to do. But let's get to the polish!

Today I am sharing another Halloween polish. This is the last of this year's Wet N Wild Fantasy Makers Tombstone polishes. Rest In Pieces is a Black Jelly polish with purple microglitter. If you think it looks familiar, it is! It's a re-release of Wet N Wild's Night Prowl. I have Night Prowl, but have yet to post it here, but in the interest of comparison I may do a post on it soon.

Despite being another recycled color, Rest In Pieces is awesome enough to have both. Night Prowl isn't a discontinued color, but I've only seen it one place here, and not until about 4 months ago at that.

The purple in the glitter was hard to capture, but it's just beautiful.  Out of the 3 glitters released this year, RIP is my second fave. Don't get me wrong, I love them all! But Nail in The Coffin really stood out for me. RIP and Once Upon A Time rock, but seeing as they are repromotes I wasn't as excited about them.

Formula:
This was a little on the thin side for a glitter, but that works for me. No clumping, dragging, or bubbling. It does dry very matte, so a topcoat is a must. It also dries VERY quickly, another bonus!

Application:
No real issues here. This went on smoothly, and I had no pooling or running even though it was fairly thin. It does dry fast, so need to wait between coats. Being a jelly base, it is fairly sheer on the first coat, but builds nicely. I'm wearing 3 coats here for depth and opacity, but IRL 2 coats is just fine.

What do you think of this years Tombstone line-up? Which is your fave?

Thanks for stopping by and Happy Polishing! (and I hope you're all well and not Virus Infested like I am!)

-Kimber