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Shades: Polka Dots

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For polka dots, I'd normally pick a dotting tool and just dot randomly, like many others do I guess. This time, I wanted to try out a new polish! It's Maybelline Colour Show Polka Dot in Rainforest Canopy


It's not that bad either! It's a very gelly consistency with little matte sequins in, the only issues is that it takes at least 3 coats to build up the colour (the 'spots' are evenly spread so this isn't an issue), and if the sequins are on the edge of your nail, they're kinda sharp... 
Oh, and this happened...
(And that's a one coat on the nail there)

Anyway here's the finished look! (with 3 coats! It could've done with a couple more too)

I must say, it is an extreme pain in the butt to get off, it must've took me at least 5 cotton pads with pure acetone on to remove is all completely...

Would you buy this polish? I have a feeling it'll be a marmite-love or hate it, polish.
Leave your comments below! :D
Thanks for reading, see you soon!
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