Hollow Hill

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  • Disc 13 ML | 0.44 Fluid Ounce
  • Disc 10 FREE | Vegan
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Description

A very cool toned medium grey green polish loaded with fine magnetic pigment shifting from magent to mauve to peach, and gold. The particle size of this magnetic makes it a breeze for application; not so finicky as the ultra fine satin type magnetic polishes that often look streaky, but rather a very smooth, non “sparkly” magnetic polish with a creamy base that disguises streaks while still letting that glowy red/peach aurora shine. Builds to opacity in two coats. $1 for every bottle will be donated to @scimmigrantvictims / @tricountyspeaks to support local victims of abuse. Donations will run on a quarterly rotating schedule.

For best maintaining this polish’s original formula, store this polish upright with its cap tightly secured away from direct light. If you experience any thickening overtime, this polish can be restored to its original viscosity using an acetone free nail polish thinner. White heavy particles in this formula may occasionally fall to the bottom of the  bottles. We do the best we can to prevent this and finely sift our pigments but occasionally some of these heavy particles make it through. It shouldn’t impact the application or texture of the color.

Swatches

This listing includes some gifted swatch images by amazingly kind and talented creators. I’m incredibly grateful for their support and unprompted generosity through the creation process of Arclight Ivy.  Please follow the links below to support their content:

@ametrinenails (please note some images in swatches may use a blurring basecoat)

@life.in.lacquer (also on TikTok)

@lanaland_diaries

Story

“This story is about a place that dwells on the mountain; a place where bad things happen… Because the truth is worse than monsters or men.”

…Because often the greatest horror stories told are the ones most grounded in reality. A horror where the greatest villain is compliance. Literature doesn’t need to be eloquent, comfortable or even on paper to reveal the truths of the human condition.

Wooded Mountain Photo by Jonas Allert

Ingredients

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