Comparison: China Glaze Electric Nights and China Glaze Ghouls Night Out Neons

Did you wonder how similar the China Glaze summer collection and China Glaze Halloween collection compared?  I got you covered.  Let's start with similar shade comparisons and then we'll talk about formula.

Plur-ple, Looking Bootiful, Violet Vibes: Looking Bootiful and Violet Vibes are closest.  However, the formulas were vastly different.  I'll get into that at the end.

Left to right: Plur-ple, Looking Bootiful, Violet Vibes

Left to right: Violet Vibes, Looking Bootiful, Plur-ple

Drink up Witches, Treble Maker: Drink up Witches is more of an eye searing lime.  It reminds me of Nickelodeon slime.

From left to right: Treble Make, Drink up Witches

From left to right: Drink up Witches, Treble Maker

Lady and the Vamp, Home Sweet House Music: Lade and the Vamp is an atomic primary orange shade while Home Sweet House Music is a neon peach shade.

From left to right: Home Sweet House Music, Lady and the Vamp

From left to right: Lady and the Vamp, Home Sweet House Music

The formula and application of the collections were very different.  The Electric Nights shades were thicker and more opaque, requiring only two coats.  The Ghouls Night Out were much thinner and had that squishy look, but were not jelly formulas, requiring three coats. 

The Electric Nights collection came out in the summer, so it'll probably be hard to find the whole collection at a brick and mortar store.  I had heard rumblings that Ulta had them online buy one get one free right now.  Or you can buy them from Amazon.

The Ghouls Night Out collection is available at Sally's but if you are unable to track them down there you can always buy it from
Amazon China Glaze Ghouls Night Out direct link.