Collection: SinfulColors 2016 Halloween, Guise & Ghouls: Glowing Masquerade

Happy Halloween!

SinfulColors’ Guise & Ghouls collection for Halloween 2016 includes this limited edition shade in the aptly named “Chameleon Color” finish.

In the bottle, Nice Guise (2122) appears to be an inky ultramarine blue-black infused with teal and old gold microglitter. On the nail, the base is actually an intense but not-really-vampy blue.

The formula is luscious, almost gel-like, and pretty much a One-Coat Wonder. I usually say that a polish is just about a one-coat wonder, but that I still prefer it with two coats. In the case of Nice Guise, I think it’s actually OK with only one coat. In my swatch, I only have one coat on, and though it does look like it could use two, in real life it actually looks fine and not as uneven as the macro shot and bright light shows.

The pigmentation is surprisingly good, although the color is not actually as deep as it looks in the swatch. I much prefer it on the nail, as it really looks stunning! There’s a good amount of microglitter and it comes in a mix of teal blue and gold.

I have to admit that I don’t think this is an especially Halloween-y shade—it’s got more of a starry night appeal to it—but it’s gorgeous and if you can find the SinfulColors Halloween polishes, you’d do well to snap this one up!

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SinfulColors Nail Color, 0.5 fl. oz. / 15 mL. MSRP US$1.99 / CA$2.99. They are made in the USA and are free of formaldehyde, toluene and dibutyl phthalate (DBP).

SinfulColors was founded in 1991. The company was acquired by New York, NY, USA-based Revlon in 2011.