Color Club Black Magic is a popular nail color that is highly sought after by nail enthusiasts. The color is a rich, deep black that is perfect for creating dramatic and edgy looks. What sets Color Club Black Magic apart from other black nail polishes is its intense pigmentation and long-lasting formula. The deep black shade of Black Magic is perfect for creating a sleek and chic look. It can be used on its own for a bold statement or paired with other colors and finishes for unique nail art designs. The polish has a glossy finish, which adds to its elegance and glamour.
The black base brings out more of the green in the shift, but it also shows on the other nails at many angles.
Because I always want to try multichromes over a dark base, I put a black creme on my index finger before adding 1 coat of Lucky Charm over that, with 2 coats of Lucky Charm alone on my other digits. However, I wasn t feel so strong when their previous LE was released, Lucky Charm, which was originally going to come out around my birthday in March but ended up being delayed until summer.
The polish has a glossy finish, which adds to its elegance and glamour. One of the standout features of Color Club Black Magic is its highly pigmented formula. With just one coat, the polish provides full coverage, eliminating the need for multiple layers.
Frazzle and Aniploish
Color Club released a limited edition polish for Black Friday. I skipped it for a few reasons: 1) I was on a no buy for that whole weekend, 2) it was called Black Magic, which was annoying since there was already a Color Club Black Magic (this new one is a multichrome while the old one is a holo), and 3) it was $20 and looked just like some indies that are around $11. However, I wasn't feel so strong when their previous LE was released, Lucky Charm, which was originally going to come out around my birthday in March but ended up being delayed until summer. Now seems like a good time to finally share it. Lucky Charm is a brown-based berry/purple/green/gold multichrome with scattered holo microglitter.
Because I always want to try multichromes over a dark base, I put a black creme on my index finger before adding 1 coat of Lucky Charm over that, with 2 coats of Lucky Charm alone on my other digits. I added clear topcoat on all my fingers, too. This is scented; I smelled sugar cookies when it dried.
The black base brings out more of the green in the shift, but it also shows on the other nails at many angles.
The holo microglitter shows its colors even in indirect light, which was a pleasant surprise.
In direct light, the shimmer is more prominent at some angles, though the glitter still shows up.
At other angles in direct light, the green fades and the berry/purple takes center stage, still with those holo sparkles.
In sunlight, the holo glitter sparks even more, while the shify shimmmer still does its thing.
Shifting in the sunshine:
I can't think of another polish quite like this in my collection, so from that perspective it was worth buying (I'm not saying there isn't an indie like this—with so many brands out there now, it's likely there is and I just didn't see it much less buy it).
At other angles in direct light, the green fades and the berry/purple takes center stage, still with those holo sparkles.
This not only saves time but also ensures a smooth and even application. The color stays true and vibrant, even after days of wear. In addition to its pigmentation, Color Club Black Magic also boasts a long-lasting formula. The polish is chip-resistant and does not easily fade or dull. This allows for a longer wear time, making it perfect for those who want their manicure to last for longer periods. Applying Color Club Black Magic is a breeze. The polish has a smooth consistency that glides onto the nails effortlessly. The brush is designed to provide maximum control, allowing for precise application and a flawless finish. Additionally, the formula dries quite quickly, reducing the chance of smudging or smearing. Overall, Color Club Black Magic is an excellent choice for those who want to achieve a bold, elegant, and long-lasting look. Its intense pigmentation, chip-resistant formula, and easy application make it a favorite among nail enthusiasts and professionals alike. Whether you're going for a classic black look or experimenting with nail art, Color Club Black Magic is sure to live up to its name..
Reviews for "Unleash your creativity with Color Club Black Magic nail art"
1. Emily - 1 star - I was really disappointed with Color Club Black Magic nail polish. The color looked amazing in the bottle, but it applied streaky and unevenly on my nails. I had to apply multiple coats to get a somewhat opaque finish, and even then, it didn't look as good as I had hoped. The formula also took forever to dry, and it chipped within hours of application. Overall, I would not recommend this nail polish.
2. Jessica - 2 stars - I wasn't too impressed with Color Club Black Magic. The color was nice and dark, but it started chipping within a day. The formula seemed thin and watery, making it difficult to apply without streaks. It also took a long time to dry, which was quite frustrating. I expected better quality from Color Club, and I won't be repurchasing this particular shade.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - Color Club Black Magic was a bit of a letdown for me. While the color was intense and beautiful, the formula was extremely thick and gloopy. It was difficult to get an even application, and it took forever to dry. The polish also started chipping within a day, which was disappointing. I had high hopes for this nail polish, but it didn't live up to my expectations.
4. Rebecca - 3 stars - Color Club Black Magic was just okay for me. The color was nice and pigmented, but it didn't apply smoothly. I had to be very careful to avoid streaking, which was a bit frustrating. The formula also took longer than usual to dry, but once it dried, it did last for a decent amount of time without chipping. Overall, it's an average nail polish, but I wouldn't rave about it.
5. Natalie - 2 stars - Color Club Black Magic was a disappointment. The color looked stunning in the bottle, but it applied much lighter on the nails. It took several coats to achieve the desired opacity, and even then, it didn't look as intense as I had hoped. The formula also seemed to take forever to dry, and it easily chipped within a day or two of wear. I wouldn't recommend this particular shade if you're looking for a deep, black color.