We know. How amazing, right?! Imagine your friends surprise as their sparkly drinks’ changes colour right in front of them. One of the most classic colour-changing sparkly drinks that you can make is a Colour-Changing Martini . Created by Desiree Bacala in New Orleans, this super cool martini will change from deep purple to bright pink right in front of your eyes. Made with ginger liqueur, gin and butterfly pea flower extract, simple syrup, lemon juice and some edible glitter, it’s all just science, but your friends don’t need to know that. As this Stardust Red Sparkelicious Glitter has this beautiful effect, it’s incredibly versatile and perfect for a wide range of occasions throughout the year; from birthdays and celebrations to ‘thank you’ and kids’ cards and will become a staple product within your craft stash.

Coverage is similar to most wall and ceiling emulsions. The number of coats needed to achieve satisfactory results varies depending on your expectations. If the product is stirred well before and during use, two coats are usually enough to get a sophisticated shimmer.

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If you’re looking to have fun at home, then you’ll definitely want to try this easy glitter slime recipe! French tip nails are a classic for a very good reason. Stray from the classic white and try a glittery French tip, for all the appeal of a classic manicure with some added glitz. Use a nail brush dipped in nail polish remover to clean up any rough edges. 11. Matte glitter You can also experiment with things like cupcake sparkles or sequins. This will affect the texture of your slime, so see which you and the kiddos like best. How to make the slime more stretchy?

Everyone should have a transparent glitter polish in their kit as they're Ideal for layering or wearing alone. Apply one or two coats onto plain nails to get transparent glitter nail designs that allow the natural nail to peek through. 16. Confetti glitter Carry the spirit of summer in your nails no matter what season it is with a bright neon color palette. The perfect accent for darker, fall-toned looks, let your nails be the standout feature of your look. 18. Barely-there glitter Combine the Sparkelicious Glitter – Stardust Silver with the dies, stamps, glitters, and papers in the Elegant Christmas collection for breath-taking cards, scrapbook layouts, tags, boxes, gift bags, home décor and more. This Stardust Green Sparkelicious Glitter pot is extra-special as it reacts to light for an optical illusion result. In normal light, it will appear one way, but add an extra light source and it will look completely different – just like the stars sparkling in the night sky!Jelly nails are growing in popularity and we love the soft finish they give. Easily replicated from home, layer a jelly polish with a glitter top coat for a soft yet glitzy look. 27. Chunky holographic Keep stirring the product throughout the process to prevent the formation of patches. Leave the first coat to dry before adding another coat if needed. There are a million different ways that glitter nail designs can be incorporated into your normal look, and this twist on a classic proves that. Whether you go for a French tip pattern or keep it classic, glitter framing will add a subtle edge. 26. Jelly nail glitter

The glitter used in both types is not the same as what you’d see in an art supply store. Both varieties use glitter that is specifically manufactured so that its heat and water-resistant, won’t bleed or rust, and is non-toxic for pets and children. So you don’t want to try and make your own glitter grout from regular glitter. Colors That Span The Spectrum This Stardust Blue Sparkelicious Glitter pot is extra-special as it reacts to light for an optical illusion result. In normal light, it will appear one way, but add an extra light source and it will look completely different – just like the stars sparkling in the night sky!Hemway Silver Holographic Additive is the low-cost alternative to V1rtus, a glitter additive brand belonging to the same manufacturer. The main difference between the products is the price, but also the covering power. In fact, the additive produced under Hemway’s brand has a recommended mix ratio of 100g to 1 litre of paint. Imagine your tiles surrounded by grout lines that are sparkling and shimmering in the light. Glitter grout will turn your installation into a glamorous and glistening display but you will need to know the basics things before getting started. There are actually two types. The first is really a glitter grout additive. This variety is usually sold in bags and is mixed with your standard grout before it is applied.