What Makes a Good Frosty Nail Polish? When It Isn't A Frost! Wet n Wild's Eggplant Frost

Wet n Wild Eggplant Frost in the sun

I'm just gonna come out and say that I love Wet n Wild's Eggplant Frost nail polish. Partially because it's a gorgeous polish but also for nostalgia reasons.  I bought my first bottle of this color when I was 14 and I thought this color was incredibly edgy and grown up. I also remember my mom hating it, which probably made me love it more.  Unfortunately I got rid of my old bottle (and a lot of other really awesome colors, *sob*) in a fit of nail polish loathing in my late teens.  But Wet n Wild sent me a few of their products to review recently and I was excited to see a bottle of Eggplant Frost in the package.

Seriously, I'm not sure why I never bought my own bottle.  This line from Wet n Wild is only 99 cents and there isn't a dud in the bunch.  A lot of dark purple polishes with blue flash have come out recently that I've noticed but you have to give Wet n Wild credit for being one of the first. And for being the most inexpensive!

This was 2 coats, with base and top coats.

Wet n Wild Eggplant Frost in the sun

Wet n Wild Eggplant Frost in the shade

Available:

• The Wild Shine line of polishes retail for $0.99 and are sold at drugstores and all places Wet n Wild is sold.

Thank you for reading and have a great day/night/whatever!

Disclosure: I was sent this for review purposes from Wet n Wild. All opinions are completely my own.