Wet n Wild "Party of Five Glitters" Review

Today's post is going to be a review on Wet n Wild's "Party of Five Glitters." I have an addiction of glitters in clear bases, mostly for their versatility, and thought I would pick this one up since Wet n Wild polishes are relatively inexpensive.

(Wet n Wild "Party of Five Glitters")

"Part of Five Glitters" has, as it's name suggests, five different types of glitters: small red and green hexagonal glitters, bigger purple and blue ones, and the largest ones are silver.

(Wet n Wild "Party of Five Glitters")

I wanted to show a comparison of this glitter polish to Nicole by OPI's "Rainbow in the Sky-lie" to show how this polish differs from all the rainbow ones out there.

([L - R]: 2 coats Wet N Wild "Party of Five Glitters," 2 coats NOPI "Rainbow in the Sky-lie" )

If you look at the photo above, you can see how hard it is to grab glitter in the bottle. The amount of glitter in "Rainbow in the Sky-lie" in one coat is more than Wet n Wild's single coat. This is the main reason why I have come to really hate this glitter. I've attempted to layer it over other polishes, and while I think it goes really well at creating an ice cream/cupcake/sprinkles look when combined with pastels, the thick layer of polish required is frustrating.

(3 coats Essie "Van D'Go," 2 coats Wet n Wild "Party of Five Glitters")

In the photo above and below I layered it over Essie's "Van D'Go." If you would like to see more photos of Essie's "Van D'Go" as well as a complete review, you can find mine here.

(3 coats Essie "Van D'Go," 2 coats Wet n Wild "Party of Five Glitters")

In the two photos below I layered it over POP Beauty's "Mint Magic," which I also have a complete review of here.

(3 coats Pop Beauty "Mint Magic," 2 coats Wet n Wild "Party of Five Glitters")

I really love how this polish looks over the pastels. Its resemblance to sprinkles on a cupcake is adorable and I wish it wasn't so frustrating to get glitter to apply.

(3 coats Pop Beauty "Mint Magic," 2 coats Wet n Wild "Party of Five Glitters")

As inexpensive as this polish is, I will probably not being using it at all in the near future, and possibly not at all in the distant future as well. So, if I were you, I would save the money, even if it isn't much.