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Neptunian Haze

Neptunian Haze
Neptunian Haze
Neptunian Haze
Neptunian Haze
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Neptunian Haze

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MAGNETIC: blue/teal/purple with holo flakie base
Stock Status: In Stock
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Dive into the depths of the cosmos with Neptunian Haze, an enchanting magnetic nail polish inspired by the mysterious beauty of the solar system's most distant giant. This captivating shade features a blue/teal/purple shifting magnetic effect suspended in a blackened silver holographic flakie base, creating a manicure filled with incredible depth, sparkle, and celestial dimension.

Use a magnet to create striking velvet or classic cat-eye effects as brilliant blue flows into vibrant teal before revealing rich flashes of purple. The blackened silver base is packed with holographic flakes that catch the light from every angle, scattering rainbow shimmer and adding remarkable depth to every manicure.

Neptunian Haze delivers a rich, dimensional look whether worn with the magnetic effect activated or simply unmagnetised as one of the most gorgeous multichrome nail polishes you'll ever own!

🌌Why You'll Love it🌌

  • Creates beautiful velvet and cat-eye magnetic designs
  • Packed with holographic flakes for multidimensional sparkle
  • Rich, space-inspired finish with exceptional depth and colour shift

Opaque in approx 2 coats.

For a full list of our ingredients please click here.
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Specifications

  • Weight:
    0.19kg
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Best magnetics I own Verified Purchase

I bought two polishes from the planetary visions collection and I want more. These polishes have such a strong magnetic pigment that larger indie brands fail to pull off. Amazing value, beautiful polishes. 1000% get prism magnetics, they are so worth it

Alana Mullen | Glasgow | August 2026