Here is the CJS Crystal stamper.  It's pretty huge and it has a cover that goes over each end to stop dirt and fluff getting over the crystal clear stamping head.


I actually have grown quite a collection of clear stampers over the years, and here are the best of them.  Clockwise from the blue one they are - Big Blue stamper from Born Pretty, Big clear stamper from DRK Nails, CJS crystal stamper, Born Pretty and Picture Polish.

A quick option on them all.  Big blue, fantastic, love how it picks up images, but the solid holder takes away a lot of the light so looking through it can be quite dark.  DRK, has frosted clear side so the ligh is better, and it picks up images nicely, but it is rather thick so you can get a little image distortion looking through it.  CJS crystal, crystal clear on the sides and somewhat shorter than the others. It lets all the light in and the stamper is thinner so the image isn't distorted at all. I just a had few problems getting a perfect pick up every time.  Born Pretty store smaller clear, no complaints, frosted sides and a longer shaft means you can get a fish eye effect. Picture Polish stamper. Was my go to stamper for just about everything. Clear on the sides for nice light, picks up well every time, just the longer handle can give the fish eye distortion.


Here is a quick stamper comparison of all the stampers.  As you can see they all do a good job and you would generally be very happy with any of these.


Ok now back to a few more pictures of the fishes.




And you wont believe this, I filmed it.  Not just that, I edited it and already uploaded it to Youtube so I could embed it here in my blog.

One of my most favourite macros ever (even if it does still have a few of those little spider leg lines along some edges)


And here is a bonus shot of just the gradient before the stamping was applied. Pretty damn spectacular in its own right.

I was very happy with the quality of the plate. I've used the smaller Clear Jelly Stamper plates in the past and have had issues with them not being etched deep enough (which they did replace with new plates). These ones are nicely etched and the layered stamping designs line up perfectly.





I received this stamping plate from Mega Nail Supplies, who are the Australian suppliers for Clear Jelly Stamper.  My voucher for 15% off , which is valid for her entire range, include all the Clear Jelly Stamper products is - 15MORE

The next two glitters are from the Disco Ballers Set and the glitters in these ones are a slightly larger at about .008" in size.  They still rub into nail polish very easily and you get good coverage with minimal gaps.

This pink one, which I rubbed into a coat of Essence Gel look top coat, over Ulta3 Eighties Fuchsia, is called Night of Pink and it is clearly a bright pink holo glitter.






Finally, this one is called Angel Wings, and would you believe it's actually a silver holo?  Here on my nails over white, it looks like multicoloured glitter, but that is actaully the holo colours on the silver coming out. Pretty cool hey! You can see the macro to see that is truly is silver.






These are just two of the glitters available in each set, The Black Galaxy set has 8 colours, and the Disco baller set has 12 colours.  I could go completely insane playing with all those glitters!  Megan tells me that all the glitters are also solvent safe, which means you can use them in frankening or mixing up you own polishes.

I have two nail art looks coming based which I did over Night of Pink and Angel Wings, and one of them I wore on my nails for an entire week I loved it that much.

If you want to see the rest of the range, or what else Megan has on offer, check out her Facebook shop - Mega Nail Supplies.  I also have a 15% off voucher, which is valid for her entire range, include all the Clear Jelly Stamper products, for any of my readers - 15MORE

Glitters provided for consideration.