Rainbow Connection is a mixture of three sizes of glitter bits in silver, gold, blue, green, pink and orange. I’ve seen a few other blogs compare this to Deborah Lippmann’s Happy Birthday polish and looking at swatches it does seem similar but about only half the price.

I’ve applied three coats here for a proper glittery finish however I’m sure just one coat of this would look lovely over a dark colour base. Application is easy though you do have to push the glitter around a little with the brush to ensure even application. Removing it was a pain as with all glitters but it looked so stunning on my nails that it was definitely worth it! I picked this bottle up from Amazon for £9.50 include packaging though I get the feeling this will be one of the first of the collection to sell out.

I’ve picked up Victoria which is a deep plum shade however also available are Tate ( bright red), Piccadilly Circus (Plum) and Basil Street (Beige). I think I’m going to have to try this polish out with a splash of Rainbow Connection.

The red and plum shades are perfect for the party season and a must for anyone after a bargain! I also have my eye on Basil Street which looks like such as easy to wear nude beige.

In the bottle Warm & Fozzie looks like a bronze duo chrome in the bottle with a hint of a pinky sparkle. Application was easy though I did need three coats  to achieve an even finish. That said I find OPI polishes usually dry quite quickly so it’s not a problem applying an extra coat.

On the nails I think Warm & Fozzie is really stunning. It has a foil type finish and you can see shades of pink and gold. This isn’t as flash as the glittery numbers so can be worn as an everyday polish which makes me think I will be using this  lot in the coming wintry months! At the minute you can pick this polish up for £7.99 on Amazon and it for me it arrived in only a day.

The pen also has a very fine brush attached so can be used for a drawing strips as well as using it as a pen. The black plastic of the pen is quite flexible so I actually find this quite easy to use as you don’t require too much pressure to squeeze the polish out. This probably isn’t the most inventive of manicures ever but I thought I might as well stick to something I know I can do, leopard print nails! Next time I’ll try something different.

I think there are plenty of nail tutorials already out there so I won’t go into the details. I used a couple of coats of my gold MUA polish followed by a few dots with my Nails Inc Jermyn Street finished over with the black detail using the nail art pen. The manicure itself didn’t take too long and I even managed to get the same effect on my right hand.

The Models Own Nail Art Pen was £5.49 and is available from Boots or Models Own online. If a novice like me can use this pen then I think it’s definitely a good product!

Application was really easy, all you need is one thick coat and a few seconds with the magnet. You need to do my finger at a time otherwise the polish will have dried before you can create any patterns. The magnet is located in the lid which comes off the top of the brush and you simple use the ridge on the edge of the magnet to balance it on your finger with the magnet hovering above your nails.

I’m not sure these pictures quite do the polish justice but then it can be hard to capture a polish with an almost 3D finish on camera. The light wavy patches give a holographic quality to the polish which means I just want to spend all day admiring my nails! The only downside is that without a topcoat tip wear appears after only a day though the bottle itself does recommend using a topcoat which isn’t really much of a chore when you’ve only had to apply one coat of polish to get this amazing finish. The Magnetized Nail Polishes from 17 currently have £1 off so can be picked up for the bargain price of £4.99.