Twinkle Toes Hoof Polish Iridecent Frost Glitter

This is a bust. I used a whole bottle to get a medium glitter coverage on my mule's hooves for a parade. You have to let each layer dry then do another coat, it took 5 coats on each hoof to look just OK. And was I ever jealous when an equestrian drill team group showed me how they had done their spectacular turquoise hooves: with watered down Elmer's glue and regular glitter that you can buy by the pound cheap. They coated the hooves with glue, then put the glitter into a squeeze bottle and dumped it over the hoof, catching the extra in a box lid and returning it to the bottle. THAT is what I will do next time.

We used this to paint our donkey's hooves for fun. We used two coats and I think it turned out great.

Looks very cute, but definitely doesn't come off as easy as they say. Use 2 coats to make it really pop. I though it looked nice on my girl in the parade even without black polish underneath... but mine has dark hooves.

Smells really strong but it's cute. I used a make up sponge to apply because it soaks up more liquid and better at applying sparkles onto the hooves

Love the pink polish but the rainbow polish was delivered cracked so all the polish leaked into package. Contacted seller have not heard back how they plan to correct problem. They emailed me the first time asking which bottle was leaking. I responded a d have not heard back. I have sent two emails. Very frustrating

Small bottle, but it goes a long way!!!! I used this for 4 horses, so 16 feet :) I still have more than half the bottle left!

Can not seem to open it. Hot water three men, you name it cap is stuck. Blister from trying still can’t open it. My poor niece keeps begging for sparkly hooves but it’s just pretty in the bottle

Doesnt cover as well as i hoped