Color Club Holy Chic! Color Club Nail Lacquer .5 Fl Ounce - 15 Ml, 0.5 fluid_ounces

I love this nail polish. It is very bright, which is precisely what I was looking for. The color looks exactly like the photo. I've had this polish on for 3 weeks now on my toes and there is no chips at all. It dries quick, and goes on smooth.

I have been looking for this exact color since Orly discontinued Beach Cruiser. I am beyond impressed. It’s an exact match to my favorite shade of pink. I work a manual labor job and typically my nails do not last the day but this has lasted 5 days now and hasn’t chipped off at all. Photos are from day 1 and day 5.

I bought this in white and really like it! The color pops and is as high quality as OPI or Essie. The polish goes on nice and smooth and did not get thick after a few months so I able to use it multiple times. Has a nice shine and I got some compliments! I did both a top and bottom coat with this and it lasted about a week and a half which is pretty good for me. Not as durable as gel polish but for a regular polish this is great quality.

So I started watching Simply Nailogical on YouTube like, three weeks ago, and slowly descending into the void of nail polish artistry, or at least, whatever Christine was teaching me with her holosexual voice. She's always, ALWAYS using this as a base for her nail gradients so I was like "I must do the nail arts. I, too, must use the recommended products." I went to Live, Love, Polish first, but they're always sold out of this, so I found it on Amazon. It took a while to get it, shipping-wise (I ordered it on Tuesday, Oct. 10th, and they didn't offer me prime even though they said it was coming from Amazon, LLC.? But whatever. Fine. I wanted it on Thursday for my weekend trip to Penn but FINE.) And it got here on Monday, Oct. 16th (Jeez). But regardless, it was a good purchase. Shipping sucked, but I won't take a star away from that because the product works just as well as I've seen it with Christine of Simply Nailogical. I just did some gradient nails today. It's not streaky, the colors really pop, and I'm just so happy overall to have a good base. Some people say it's thick and you might want to use some nail thinner? But in my opinion, it's like, perfect thickness. Just don't be too heavy handed. I think if you're used to using nail polishes with this kind of formula you learn how to evenly distribute a good amount of pick-up from the brush, so it just takes experience. Use it a few times first and if you really can't get the "technique" (if you even wanna call it that) right, then buy a nail thinner.

This isn't one of their colors called Neon. But it is. Really, really bright. Almost glow in the dark bright. I like it better on my toenails than fingernails. It practically gives you a headache in bright lights or sun. But if you want a bright color, than this brand is for you. The polish is thick and is pretty good chip-wise. It is VERY difficult to take off if you use a non-acetone polish. You will have to work at it and use a lot of cotton balls.

I bought the neon yellow color polish. I used three coats to get full coverage color but it’s still a bit opaque. I also needed to add a shiny clear top coat of another brand since this polish is SUPER dull. Once the paint job was complete it looked pretty good for about two days and then chipped at the tops of almost every nail. After 2 days I took it off and my nails are stained yellow. It also takes one cotton ball to remove each nail. I would not buy this again nor would I recommend. Unfortunately there is no return on this polish. Next time I will stick with a more popular brand as they are just as expensive and way better.

Such a vibrant color I bought three because this is the only color I wear in the summer. It stays for a couple days, but I do wash dishes so that might be the reason why it chips. It does dry quickly and the cost is what it usually cost to buy nail polish Love love love this color have gotten many compliments on it

The media could not be loaded. This polish is very bright and neon in color. But, it’s thin and slightly watery in consistency. It takes at least 3-4 thin coats to make it opaque on your nails. I say thin coats because if you use too much polish for a coat, it takes much too long to dry between coats. I have painted some nails with 3 thin coats, and still be able to see the nail line under some of the nails. So, some nails may need a fourth coat, if it bothers you to see the nail line under your polish. I have long nails, and it does bother me to have the nail line showing at all underneath my manicure. If I’m going through all the trouble of painting my nails, I want it to look good. I don’t much like polishes that take more than 2 coats, because it takes forever to completely dry. Usually, with more than 2 coats, I end up messing up a couple nails before they become completely dry. Then, I end up having to redo some of them again. Otherwise, you’ll need to put on a coat of white polish before using this polish. Even with doing that, sometimes you still need a second coat of polish. So, you may still be adding 3 coats, unless your white polish is fairly opaque and has absolutely no streaking in that one coat. (There are white polishes that provide plenty enough coverage in one coat, for applying underneath such polishes as this.) I will be using white polish under this when I use it. There are also other neon CC colors similar to this one, that are opaque in 2 coats, without needing to use white polish underneath. I would not buy this color if I had it to do over, since I know how well other colors from this brand can perform. I was definitely unimpressed with this polish. 😕