Leopard Spots Topper

This quickly brushes over dry polish. The thicker I brushed, the larger the `chunk` look. I really liked it on top of Pixie finishes - as the finish of Leopard Spots is matte. If you want it to be glossy, hit it with a traditional top coat. I`m buying a second bottle as a gift.

Instructions for this topper would help considerably! That`s why it gets only 4 stars. First I tried stroking it like regular polish, over a couple layers of Birch I had put on the day before so my nails were thoroughly dry. It promptly dissolved the Birch, and I wound up with a smeared mess on most of my nails. Take two: I tried dabbing it on lightly, and found that works much better. (Maybe I should have used a top coat over the Birch before applying Leopard Spots? Who knows - no directions.)
Using the Birch as a base, I wound up with spotted nude-look matte nails with a slight pebble texture - not nearly as textured as Pixie Dust. Pretty cool for a first experiment, and I`m looking forward to playing with it more. This paint is even fun to watch dry, as a solid-looking black crackles into spots within a couple of minutes, and they become more distinct over the next half hour or so.

I don`t know if I am doing something wrong, but I`m not getting spots, or a spotted effect. It`s just matte charcoal grey. I`d love advice to get this polish to work like in the product photos.