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China Glaze Dance Baby, 2 coats. Cheerful bubblegum pink, with just enough blue to keep it cool. I love pinks that have a touch of blue, making them a bit different from your standard Barbie pink. Formula is China Glaze's usual for crèmes: thick but not too thick, relatively well-behaved and very opaque. Appears to work well for stamping, on paper over both dark blue and plain white.
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And my favorite, the glitter option. This is Dance Baby with one coat of Jordana Fairy Dust. Love that bling!
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The comps, two coats each. As you can see, Dance Baby is lighter with more blue than Bubblegum Pink. It's also lighter, but less purple than Splash of Grenadine. French Affair is a true pastel pink, showing that Dance Baby is much brighter.
Disclosure: China Glaze Dance Baby was provided for review. All other polishes in this post were purchased by me.
Great comparisons! I think out of the four my favourite would be Essie French Affair. :D Absolutely lovely! ^-^
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