Color Club's Revvvolution is one of my favorite polishes for all of the most obvious reasons. It's a holo. It's a "black" holo. It's a relatively linear holo. And it shines like a million rainbows in the sun. It also makes me think of one of my favorite songs, 12 Black Rainbows by Type O Negative (hey, don't judge me. We all like a little bit of metal).

                                                   Unbridled minds you see are so much worse"





Color: 
A "black" (more like gunmetal) linear holo!


Application:
Almost perfect, except for the fact that it's extremely easy to flood your cuticles with this. Which ultimately means that it's a *tad* watery. Requires 2 coats for complete opacity and dries rather quickly.


Downside:
There are actually 2 versions of Revvvolution out there. One that is full of holoy goodness, and the other which is a supposed "dud". Seeing as I only have 1 bottle of this, I couldn't even tell you which version I have for sure. But I do know that it holo's like the best of them in the sun. Indoors it's not nearly as impressive, but there's still a distinct holo effect going on there.


Bottom Line:
I think the pictures speak for themselves! But it is unfortunate that there's a version of this that isn't as amazing as the other. So with that said, if you decide to buy it online you take the risk of purchasing something that may not be as spectacular as you were hoping for.

It looks a little Batmanish, right? That's completely accidental, but a welcome outcome nonetheless. This took forever to finish and by the time I was done with my right hand, I had no energy or patience to do my left hand :P

I have loads and loads of nail mail coming my way. I couldn't even begin to count just how many bottles I'm expecting this week. Let's just say that this blog is going to be in swatch overload for quite some time.

To me, half moon manis are chic and a good way to use nailart to achieve a unique but simple look. But, as you can see from this mani I did for today, it's quite easy to "jazz them up". This is 2 coats of China Glaze's White on White and the black I used is Sinful Colors' Black on Black. So essentially you could call this a "White on Black on White" half moon mani. :)



If you're interested in how I did the basic half moon look, you can head on over to Painting Rainbows and check out the tutorial I did as a guest blogger.

Curious as to what Chunky Holo Black would look like over other colors, I decided to layer it over (from left to right) Ruby Ruby by Sinful Colors, Volts by Funky Fingers, Funky Dunkey by OPI, and Port Royal by Funky Fingers.