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Mixify Polish | Glitterfy - Make your own glitter nail polish complete

€49,15


All our polishes are quick drying, long lasting, vegan and 10 free

Blend your own Glitterfy kit includes everything you need to make your own custom glitter nail polish!

  • 8 colors to create any color imaginable, including 2018 Pantone color of the year deep purple ultra violet! (5 basics - red, blue, yellow, white, black and 3 passion colors - purple, orange, and teal)
  • glitter kit of pink/blue glitter, gold glitter, holographic glitter, silver pigment
  • 5 uncolored smart sized personalizable nail polish bottles for your creations with salon quality glitter base
  • mixing tray, funnel, spoons and stirrers
  • mixing balls
  • how to make your own nail polish cheat sheet

Perfect for:

  • birthday parties
  • gifts
  • mommy and me time
  • spa days
  • self care
  • bachelorette parties
  • bridal showers
  • quinceanera
  • handmade craft DIY activities
  • science and color experiments
  • art and color therapy
  • sleepovers
  • rainy days 


How to create your signature nail polish color

Here's a quick video on how to create your own nail polish color



Got a question? Check out our FAQ's or contact us

Creative gift sets come with small parts and are not suitable for unsupervised children. 

Nail polish bottles hold approximately 5ml / 0.17oz. Packaging pictured may be different from the packaging you receive.

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