Zoya Hunter, two coats. Stamped using the Mash-47 plate, once with Sally Hansen Insta-Dri In the Groove and once with Wet n Wild Fergie Gold Album. Revlon Quick Dry base coat and Seche Vite top coat, as usual.
I'm actually not sure if that name is the right one for the lime. It's the same neon green as Lickety-Split Lime, but the bottle is marked with number 220 (which is what the bright pink Flashy Fuchsia is labeled elsewhere), and it's labeled In the Groove, which I can't find anywhere online. So who knows what it really is. In any case, it's a great opaque bright lime green.
I'm actually not sure if that name is the right one for the lime. It's the same neon green as Lickety-Split Lime, but the bottle is marked with number 220 (which is what the bright pink Flashy Fuchsia is labeled elsewhere), and it's labeled In the Groove, which I can't find anywhere online. So who knows what it really is. In any case, it's a great opaque bright lime green.
[Update! It is #220 In the Groove! It's from the Color Vibrations Kaleidescope limited edition collection. Odd that they would have a #220 in this collection and also a #220 in the permanent collection.]
I really like this combo. Hunter is a nice dark green that still looks green, not black, and the lime adds a great pop. The gold stamps a little light, but is dense enough to add just the right amount of contrast and sparkle.
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