Magnetic nail polish? Of course they make that!

I actually was obsessed with this concept a while back when I read that Lancome created a magnetic polish called Le Magnetique. I scoured eBay to track down a polish -- which at the time was already a few seasons back and led me to auctions that were insanely astronomically priced -- but after hitting many-a dead end, I decided it was probably for the best. Magnetic nail polish? Where's the FDA statement on that? I'm a nail biter and I'm wondering what the health effect of potentially digesting a small amount of metal on a daily basis would be?

However, I spotted magnetic nail polish popping up in the states again this month. UK-bred nails inc., a newcomer to U.S. Sephora stores, released a line of shimmery metallic magnetic polishes and the October issue of People Style Watch featured nail care and polish brand LNC's jewel-tone versions. Am I still smitten? Why, yes -- of course!

Still wondering what exactly a magnetic polish is? It's just your average polish infused with iron powder that makes a swirly design when you hover a magnet over it shortly after it's been applied. The result is a unique marbleized masterpiece with a glossy finish.

Cool? Very cool. Out of the print decals, crackle top coats, and ombre glitter effect I've seen over the past few months, this may be my favorite nail art advancement yet.

Will you try magnetic nail polish? Have you spotted any other brands offering iron-infused polish? Does it work? Is it too cool for words or just a big ol' mess? Discuss in the comments below!

P.S. Want to see more hair and beauty trends for fall? Check out this list of trends -- straight from the runway!