Happy Birthday to me! Nfu.Oh 65 & 66 and why sunlight still rules all

First of all, Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there. :) I was actually born the day after Mother's Day but every so often, my birthday coincides with Mother's Day (a fact that was quite annoying as a child because no one could come to my parties). If I ever have kids, they'll get off easy: they'll only have to worry about giving me stuff once a year.

Today I have some Nfu.Oh's for you. Both are holo and I wore them over the Nfu.Oh Aqua Base, which was expensive... and so worth it for the ease of application. I had issues with applying my first Nfu.Oh holo: it was streaky and took four coats to get on even. But with the Aqua Base, it was pretty good to go in two and perfect in three... and not even the slightest bit streaky! I'm going to try it out as basecoat with other polishes to see if it's great for everything. I betcha these would make metallic polishes like ChG Khrome look incredible. :)

Nfu.Oh 065

Light bluish silver holo. Look at that gorgeous linear holo (which should be distinguished from the scattered holo look). I mean, it is just so smooth and incredible. But these pictures kill me! They were taken in the lightbox and the white light I use in there just can't show what Nfu.Oh holos are capable of in the sunlight. Luckily, I got a bunch of photos of Nfu.Oh 066 in the sun...

Nfu.Oh 066

Excuse the potty mouth but is that fucking incredible or what?! There are no polite words to describe how much I love these polishes.