Have you ever wondered what it feels like to be coated in a layer of smooth oil, absorbed into your skin, and topped with a veil of glimmering glitter? Every movement comes alive -- light dances across every curve as if reflecting something deeper than just the body.
Imagine the oil sliding down, gently embracing every line, every detail. And then -- the glitter. Thousands of tiny sparks awaken, transforming your skin into a luminous canvas. This isn't just a visual effect. It's a sensation.
The choice is yours: Gold, as if your presence commands a royal audience? Silver, like a fantasy character with an icy allure? Rainbow glitter for playful freedom that no one can ignore?
But the shimmer is just the beginning. Imagine the touch of fingers leaving faint trails in this sparkling layer. How would you describe the feeling? Cool? Warm? Slippery?
And the ultimate question: Is this for the eyes, the senses, or the imagination? Do you think glitter stays only on the skin, or does it awaken something deeper in the one who sees it?
Tell me what image you envision. Ask questions, suggest experiments, or throw out your wildest ideas. While you do, I'll be deciding what glitter to try next time -- large flakes for bold shine or fine dust to melt into the skin?
I feel bad for posting something so brief after a great post like that especially if it's not something you're aiming for, but head to toe in solid gold.
My choice would be for a fine shimmer, so as not to make the slippery oil feel gritty. It would still have that smooth, wet texture but with very fine shimmer held in the oil.
Mj118938 said: I feel bad for posting something so brief after a great post like that especially if it's not something you're aiming for, but head to toe in solid gold.
Can gold ever be anything less than art, even if it's just a touch? Sometimes the shortest thoughts are the brightest sparks. And what if this isn't just in my imagination, but yours as well? How would you complete this image? Or perhaps you'd prefer to let it shine without words?
Bobographer said: My choice would be for a fine shimmer, so as not to make the slippery oil feel gritty. It would still have that smooth, wet texture but with very fine shimmer held in the oil.
What an elegant description! You're absolutely right, fine shimmer adds just the perfect touch -- radiance without compromising the smoothness. I love the idea of keeping the texture silky and dewy, with a barely-there glimmer. What color shimmer would you choose? Or perhaps you'd suggest adding a scent to the oil for a full sensory experience?
I have been known to send a holiday card with my poem and some artwork using glue and glitter pens... and by the time they arrived, all the glitter fell off, leaving a blank card and a glitter bomb! Bonus!
I have glitter and shimmer nail polishes and skincare and makeup of all kinds!
I have all kinds of oils with shimmer - Thorn Oil by Rituel de Fille with shimmer (unfortunately, a limited edition and I'm on my last bottle!) and scented body oils with all kinds of glittery shimmery goodness!
I have tea with brew glitter!
I even have multiple shimmer effects on my reverb pedal board, for shimmery music-y goodness!
So... every day there's at least one source for glitter somewhere on (or in! ) me!
I have some golds, greens, blues, and, of course, silver - I love silver sparkly jewelry, so silver glitter is almost always part of my daily routine!
Bobographer said: My choice would be for a fine shimmer, so as not to make the slippery oil feel gritty. It would still have that smooth, wet texture but with very fine shimmer held in the oil.
What an elegant description! You're absolutely right, fine shimmer adds just the perfect touch -- radiance without compromising the smoothness. I love the idea of keeping the texture silky and dewy, with a barely-there glimmer. What color shimmer would you choose? Or perhaps you'd suggest adding a scent to the oil for a full sensory experience?
I'm a sensory kind of guy, so scent would be a nice touch. And thank you for saying my description was elegant! I would lean more towards maximizing the shimmer effect over color, so if silver/blue would look wetter and slicker than say, dark gold, I'd go with the more reflective choice. My reason for adding shimmer would be to look wetter than wet, Wet Cat!
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I would lean more towards maximizing the shimmer effect over color, so if silver/blue would look wetter and slicker than say, dark gold, I'd go with the more reflective choice. My reason for adding shimmer would be to look wetter than wet, Wet Cat! 
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