Ninja Polish – Color Shifting Nail Polish

Indie polish maker, Rhonni from Ninja Polish shared a few of her gorgeous color shifting polishes with me. I’ve seen pictures of these online, but pictures really don’t do these polishes justice. I’ve been having a lot of fun wearing these over the last couple of weeks and received numerous compliments. I highly recommend running over to the Ninja Polish site and grabbing some of these while/if they’re still available.

This is Alexandrite, a blue/green/purple color shifting glitter topper. I applied three coats of this on it’s own to show off the colors of the topper by itself, but this would look great over a lot of colors. I recommend applying over black, blue or purple. This one is unfortunately out of stock at the moment, but hopefully it’ll be back soon because it’s quite stunning. These pictures were all taken in my lightbox.

All of the following polishes are from the Enigma Collection.  It’s so hard to describe the color of some of these because of the shifts.  This first one is Mystic Glacier.  I would describe it as  a blue base with a gold/copper shimmer shift.  The first photo was taken in my lightbox, and the second was taken under an OttLite.

This is Shillelagh, which is an emerald green with a gold/copper shimmer shift.  I had a really hard time capturing the shift on camera.  The first photo was taken in my lightbox, the second outdoors, and the third under an OttLite.

This is 100% Columbian, a black base with a shimmer that shifts from copper/redish-brown to green depending on the lighting and angle. The color shifts are really amazing.  They tricked my mom yesterday…  she asked when I changed my polish from brown to green.  LOL  The first two photos below are in the lightbox, and the third is under an OttLite.

And last but not least, is Divinity.  This one is really complex and beautiful.  I wish my pictures did it justice.  I may have to try this one again and attempt to capture the shifts better.  :)   The base is purple, though after a few coats it looks more red.  The colors shift from purple to red to gold/copper to green!