but that's about it. My daughter thought that chocolate brown would look good with this teal color; however, it didn't really show up underneath because there wasn't enough contrast. It was a pretty rich dark chocolate color too...espresso. We tried this with black and it really looks pretty nice. Its not as dramatic as I would have liked and its probably not something anyone would notice without really looking unless the lighting hits it right. The look is definitely not what is printed on the brush handle on top of the bottle! It is similar but much more subtle. I think a black crackle or shatter overcoat would be better because it wouldn't be limited to one undercoat color.
As far as application, it goes on nice and smooth...as long as you are generous with the amount on the brush and you get it done quick! Do not go over the same area twice too often to try to 'fix' anything or try to put it on with just a little on the brush because, either way, it will take off the undercoat polish and smear it. You will have to do it all over again! As soon as I figured this out it was pretty simple. Be generous with the amount and put it on in smooth even strokes. If you miss a spot, go back and do it after the first coat dries.
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