A nail polish reviewer, Christine, tests the Sinful Colors "Hypnotic Transforming Topcoat" collection, which creates a bubble or spotted effect when applied over another color. She finds the polishes tricky to work with, requiring a light touch and a specific application technique to achieve the desired effect. Christine also compares the Sinful Colors polishes to similar products from Dance Legend and OPI, finding that the Dance Legend polishes perform better. She then experiments with using the polishes to create nail art decals, which can be applied to the nail and sealed with acetone. Christine concludes that the polishes are not suitable for use with holographic nail polish, but can be used to create interesting nail art effects.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about playing with funky nail polishes that make bubbles or spots when applied over another color.
2. The nail polish line is by Sinful Colors, specifically the Hypnotic Transforming Topcoat Collection.
3. The collection was released in August 2017.
4. Sinful Colors released five shades of these magical transforming top coats.
5. The top coats claim to give the nail an acid-washed, melted, or distressed look in a single brush stroke.
6. The nail polish can only be applied over a wet base color, not a dry one.
7. Applying the top coat by itself or with too much pressure does not yield the desired effect.
8. The nail polish is tricky to apply evenly, especially around the edges and cuticle area.
9. Sinful Colors was not the first to come up with this effect, as Russian nail polish company Dance Legend came out with a similar product in 2016.
10. Dance Legend's version of the nail polish is harder to find in North America and may perform better than Sinful Colors' version.
11. OPI also released a similar nail polish in 2012 called "Black Spotted."
12. The nail polish can be used to create nail art by applying it to a silicone mat or a plastic surface and manipulating the bubbles.
13. The nail polish can also be used to create decals that can be applied to the nail.
14. The decals can be made by applying the nail polish to a silicone mat or a plastic surface and letting it dry for a few hours.
15. The decals can be easily removed and reapplied to the nail.
16. A lint roller can be used to clean up excess nail polish from a silicone mat.
17. A peel-off base coat can be used to help the decal adhere to the nail.
18. A cleanup brush dipped in acetone can be used to line the edge of the nail and seal the decal in place.