Sally Hansen and DandyNails Jelly Sandwich

Howdy all. I recently picked up a couple of the Sally Hansen sheer jelly polishes and thought I would put together a jelly sandwich.
I went with Sally Hansen Sea Through which is a very sheer teal green shade. Be warned that you won't be able to get this opaque. Or if you did, I'm sure it would never dry because of all the coats you would need. To achieve this manicure I used two coats of Sea Through, two coats of Dandy Nails Colorblind, and followed with another two coats of Sea Through. I think this turned out to be a great combo. I ended up with quite a few bubbles. Unfortunately, I'm not sure which polish they came from.
**please note that I wore this for a few days and upon removal, I did have some slight staining on my nails. And yes, I did use a base coat. Maybe double up on your base coat to hopefully prevent any staining**

On a side note, DandyNails appears to be on a temporary break right now. Unfortunately, I don't have any information on when the shop will be reopening. Sorry about that. You can follow on FACEBOOK and maybe some information will pop up soon.
Sally Hansen can be found at most drugstores.

Thanks for the visit and I hope you enjoyed today's manicure !!
*polishes purchased by me and all opinions are my own*

Dandy Nails Look Around and Wonderwall

Pleased to show off some polishes from another indie designer that I haven't shown yet! Dandy Nails polishes are available through her Etsy shop or if you are international they are now available at Ninja Polish.

Look Around is a light green scattered holographic. Applied very nicely. In fact, this was almost a one coater! I applied 2 coats just to make sure. Dries quickly too. I am a sucker for greens, so this polish was an instant hit with me. I absolutely love it!

No top coat

No top coat

With top coat

With top coat

Next up is Wonderwall. Described as periwinkle and white glitters in a clear base. On the nail it looks like there is silver in there too. Not sure. Could just be the lighting. I layered this over white. 2 coats with top coat. This is a hungry polish, so be warned. Applied easily. Miner dabbing needed to fill in a few spots, but nothing major. For some reason this didn't want to get along with my camera. My apologies for these pics not being the best, but they were the best I came up with.

Reminder: Just click on pics to enlarge

Have you tried Dandy Nails. What are your thoughts? Thanks for taking the time to stop by my blog today. I hope you come back again!

*all opinions are mine and mine alone*