Bear Pawlish "No Good Can't Hear You" swatches/mani

***WARNING***

Very Pic-Heavy Post

I am sooooo, sooooo sorry.  I'm sorry that I am about to bombard you with amazing, ridiculous, delicious, multi-chrome goodness.  I don't know who got me into this mess of loving multi-chromes as much as I now do, but I want to thank them.  With big, wet, sloppy kisses.

(Ick.  At least I didn't say the "M" word.)

I bring to you No Good, Can't Hear You from Bear Pawlish.

Oh.... my.... multichromegoodness.

Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You

Let's start from the beginning.  I realized after I tested No Good, Can't Hear You before I took off my old mani that I would need an undie for this.  Well, maybe not, but I didn't want to have to layer on four coats to get this opaque.  So black undies it is!

L-R: OPI Nail Envy base, Zoya Willa, Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You,
Color Club Kismet, KBShimmer Clearly On Top topcoat

Let's revisit my last post where I reviewed Zoya Willa, the most incredible black creme I've ever used.  Awesome formula, super smooth, stays where you put it, doesn't stain your cuticles, magnificent coverage in one single coat..... Need I go on?

Zoya Willa, one coat no topcoat

Yep, so started with one coat of OPI Nail Envy as a base coat, then one glorious coat of Zoya Willa.  I then did two coats of Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You and bam.

Bear Pawlish No Good Can't Hear You

Well... actually.... embarrassingly enough... I took pictures with one coat of NGCHY, and then pics with two coats, and then pics with topcoat.... and I can't remember which is which.  Color me embarrassed.  So instead, you get ALL THE PHOTOS!!!

Check out that shift!

Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You, artificial light

It went from a great, rich, mocha brown to copper, gold, green, rose, pink, and purple!!

Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You, indirect artificial light

Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You, artificial light

Usually I'll include an underwater shot to really bring out the shift in a multi-chrome polish.  No need here.  The shift is strong in this one.  :-p

Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You, artificial light

So, once I top coated with a coat of KBShimmer Clearly On Top quick dry topcoat, I decided to stamp.  This was truly a hard decision for me to make because I was hesitant to cover up the beauty of Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You.  So I selected a stamp that wouldn't overwhelm the base polish.  I think it turned out pretty damn great.

Cici&Sisi stamping plate 03 and stamper from Jumbo Set 1

I reached for my trusty Cici&Sisi plates from the jumbo set 1 and decided to use the four at the bottom of plate 03.  I've been dying to use them anyway!  Also, I wanted a stamping polish that was subtle enough to blend in, but interesting enough to stand out.  Color Club Kismet was the perfect pick.

Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You (artificial light) stamped with Color Club Kismet 

HOLO!  (Please excuse my dry fingers!)

So now, not only do I have stunning shift on my nails, but I holo'd all the things too!  I left my thumb unstamped so I could still admire my unblemished multi-chrome base polish.

Color Club Kismet, used for stamping

Green shift of Color Club Kisment and Bear Pawlish No Good, Can't Hear You

Holo effect of Color Club Kismet

direct artificial light

What is your absolute favorite multi-chrome polish?  You know, that one you always find yourself reaching for...  (I may need to add it to my collection too!)