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Crisp (B349) - Dark Green-Gray Stamping Polish
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- CRISP AUTUMN AIR: This creamy taupe green polish is a truly unique addition to your collection.
- FULL COVERAGE: All of our stamping polishes are highly-pigmented for bold designs and vibrant colors.
- 5-FREE AND CRUELTY FREE: These stamping polishes are only tested on our own nails before yours.
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- WARNING: Keep away from open flames. Adult supervision for ages 6 and under. *0.4oz per bottle*
"5 simple steps" for nail stamping
Paint a generous amount of stamping polish onto a design.
Scape off excess polish with the edge of a scraper card, holding it at a 45 degree angle.
Quickly, roll the stamper head onto the design.
Transfer the stamp onto your nail, using a smooth rolling motion.
Finish with a layer of Smudge Free Top Coat
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United StatesLike the color but haven't used it yet but if like the others I have I'm sure it will be a 5 star
United StatesAwesome color
Maniology polishes always stamp beautifully. This one looks great and is an awesome dark neutral for reverse stamping outlines when black looks too stark.
United StatesSo much fun!
I am so impressed with MANIOLOGY products. So easy to use and the results are great. I was able to wear the polish for over a week before the it started to show wear and tear. Thank you Maniology!
United StatesLove this color
Really appreciate having some real earthy tones in my collection!
United StatesGreat formula, unfortunate color.
Got this in October's Mani x Me box. Maniology rarely disappoints, but this color is just not it. The display pictures make this polish look a little more vibrant and green-ish, but in reality it is just an ugly dark green gray-brown. Reminds me a lot of the color you get when painting, and you mix all the paint colors together into a "mucky" color. It just doesn't work, not for outlines, not for leaves, nothing. Maniology, I love you but I don't know what to do about this one!