Pahlish “Invisibility Cloak”

Those of you who have been following my blog for a while know how much I love a good Harry Potter-inspired shade! Today I have another magical polish to share, “Invisibility Cloak” from Pahlish.

On top of being one of the Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak allowed him to manage much mischief in his time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Invisibility Clock is a lavender-leaning silver holographic with holographic microflakes and purple shimmer. In indoor or under artificial lighting, I found that Invisibility Clock appeared almost bronze, with a hint of purple, in color.

In natural light, you really see the silver and lavender side of this shade. The light reflects off of this shade as if it is a chrome powder!

I always like to try and photograph the polishes I swatch in both indoor/artificial and outdoor/natural lighting, as many polishes have two distinct faces depending on the type of lighting. This polish is an excellent example!

The natural sunlight really brings out the lavender shimmer packed into this busy polish. I had no problems with the easy to apply formula, and reached full opacity in just two coats of polish with Invisibility Cloak.

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