The Devil Wears Nada

A deep red base packed with red/orange aurora shimmer, red holographic micro glitters, and black microflakes. Designed to compliment the Queer Dictionary Collection: A collection of queer slang named polishes that celebrate queer pride with shimmer, sparkle, and witty definitions. The base of this polish is highly pigmented, so a protective basecoat, or doubling up on basecoat, is recommended if you are concerned about potential nail staining. While Tyler’s Trinkets started in late 2022 making jewelry, our first indie polish release wasn’t until May of 2023. This year we are celebrating our 3 year indie-versary with this sparkly polish because I love a sexy red, especially when you add black micro flakes! We asked the IG community to help name this special polishand with the upcoming release of Devil Wears Prada 2, I could resist using the name suggested by @shire.wiltshire: The Devil Wears Nada. Shortly after posting, many of you started demanding a full rainbow of this formula, and thus the Queer Dictionary Collection was born! Along with the Pride collection, $1 from every bottle sold of this shade will be donated to the Marsha P. Johnson Institute, which protects and defends the human rights of Black transgender people while building a sanctuary rooted in joy, resilience, and unapologetic truth.