Sweetie Nail Supply - Flake Glitters (12 Types)

There is so much product in each jar you need to be careful opening them because the delicate flakes will fly out. These are not a thick plasticy type of flake but are micro thin, and you can rub it into the nail almost like a chrome. SF12 leans purple and is so magical!

I didn’t realize how much you could do with flake glitters until I tried them for myself. They completely elevated my nail set and made the whole look come together effortlessly. The flakes add so much dimension and detail to any style, making even simple nails look more unique and eye-catching. I’m already excited to try more colors and designs!

I have found so many ways to use these flakes. Some flake glitters can be way too chunky or need a thick top coat. These are not a miss. The flakes are thin and fine enough that when you mix them into a syrup gel they actually look dimensional, Like they're living inside the nail instead of just sitting on top of it. that's the whole thing with this type of product and these nail it. I received SF01, SF03, SF 05, and SF12 in PR
SF03 over a dark jelly base is currently my most reached-for combo. The colour shift in different lighting is awesome and really makes an impact. SF12 is my personal favourite, that blue-violet shift is so beautiful and photographs incredibly. SF05 is what I recommend to anyone who wants something elevated but still wearable every day. SF01 I've been using for nail art and the warm tones are perfect for it.
The only tip I'd give is use less than you think you need. a little goes a long way and the jars are a generous size so they'll last you. already ordering the rest of the shades.

SF06 has a vibrant green and golden iridescent shift with flashes of lime, chartreuse, and warm yellow tones throughout. The flakes almost glow under lighting and give such a rich fantasy-inspired effect.

SF04 has a gorgeous green and teal iridescent shift with flashes of aqua, blue, and hints of violet throughout. The flakes almost look like crushed opal or northern lights under lighting, giving such a rich multidimensional effect over darker bases.