Orly in "Warm It Up" Thermal Confetti Magic

Orly in "Warm It Up" Click Image for Video.

Wait. . . What?

I met the most beautiful nail color today. "Met" is not the best word because I introduced you all to her in the last couple blog posts. Her name is "Warm It Up" and she be amazing.

Doesn't this confetti color remind you of an abstract painting of flower petals or cherry blossoms? Or a sequin gown?

Click the first image for a video of "Warm It Up" with commentary from yours truly.

Orly in "Warm It Up" after Cold Water

Thermochromic

I was calling her a chunky white confetti, but nooooo. She is a chunky, coral-white, thermochromic confetti. My mind is blown.

I painted on "Warm It Up" last night, and it went on as a coral confetti. I thought this was strange because when I used it before, she went on as a white confetti. I even referred to her in the last blog post as a creamy-colored chunky glitter. But she is far more than that.

Orly in "Warm It Up" after Semi Hot Water

Color Chameleon

I woke this morning with white confetti even though it was coral after my shower. So, I reviewed my previous blog posts and found she was creamy when paired with "Everything's Peachy" and stark white when coupled with "Summer Fling."

Me: Google, what's going on here?
Google: Bae be Thermochromic.
Me: That means what?
Google: Temperature changes color.
Me: Ahhhhhh MOOD. I like her vibe even more. 

Two Thin Coats of Orly "Warm It Up"

Skip the Top Coat

This is one of those few colors where I would recommend avoiding a top coat. My previous two times using a top coat with this color hid her many talents away. "Warm It Up" is so much more fun without the top coat. Ditch it.

Sidebar: I also painted two thin coats of "Warm It Up" on my right hand (last image shown). This provides a glimpse of how you could dial up or tone down the activity by using fewer and/or thinner coats of polish. 

What do you think about the many faces of Orly's "Warm It Up?"

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