essie Nail Polish, Salon-Quality, 8-free Vegan, Finish, Mademoiselle, 0.46 Ounces (Packaging May Vary) Sheer Pink

Love Essie brushes. So easy to get a good, no goof manicures. I’ve used 2 color coats and it’s such a pretty, soft color. It’s a neutral really, even tho it’s barely pink. I use 2 coats of topcoat. Lasts a week easily.

Beautiful glass light ballerina pink. Just perfect for the gal that has shorter nails and wants clean cut nails without a salon price. Wearable with any color. How well stays on to be determined. Am going to use a clear topcoat! Really pretty. Classy.

Essie color # 567 Throw in the towel. Good quality, nice brush, smooth application. I applied two coats plus top clear coat for a nicer finish. No strong odor and it dried fast. I have a hard time finding the right shade, so I think I will use it more for my toenails. ( It’s just a bit too much pink on my hands)

This color is the perfect sheer pink. I think it would even look good with a white French tip. This is the most durable polish I’ve used. Normally my nails chip easily and they’ve lasted about 5 days so far.

More orange-pink, but a pretty color.

I read reviews that thought this was a knock off of the real Essie product. I have to say, this is by far my favorite sheer pink, but I currently have this and two other bottles of the Sugar Daddy color and I think that the color must change over time or else each production lot has the potential to be wildly different from the last. I am positive I purchased one bottle from the salon, one from a grocery store and this one from Amazon. This is the only bottle that has the right amount of pink in it at the moment. The salon bottle is probably 8 years old, the grocery store about a year and I just got this a couple of months ago. The two older, open bottles are now a beige like pink, but the second I put this one on, I am positive this is the correct color when new. I think the pink tint is sensitive to oxidation and once opened that's what happens to it. I read many reviews about the product being streaky and I think that's honestly just what the Essie sheer colors are like. I always try to make sure I have gotten the right coverage in a single coat if going for total sheer and otherwise have to use three coats for an opaque pink that isn't streaked. The salon can do it perfectly with two coats but I haven't figured out how at home. The Essie sheer colors are absolutely meant to be slightly different than clear though, they may well not be the best choice for opaque pinks. I think this is a real Essie color and product. The price certainly isn't any different and the quality is the same to me.

This nail polish gives my toenails a very natural pink tint and looks really pretty.r.

I have tried several Essie products over the years and with every product, I felt like I was settling. I have never been wowed by a single one of their products, but I would shelve it and forget about it and then try another one several months later. Finally, a manicure I gave myself a few weeks back with one of their polishes and topcoats came out patchy, and I vowed to really pay attention to the next one to be sure it wasn't an issue with just that product. But tonight's, featuring the Topless & Barefoot color, really solidified for me that I think Essie products are basically crap, and undeserving of the hype. (So, on the one hand, shame on me for forgetting that I was underwhelmed with their products and continuing to try them, but that also also means I have tried enough of them that at this point that it can't be chalked up to user error or a bad batch.) There are three things in general that I dislike with Essie polishes, with varying degrees from bottle to bottle: 1. The colors always seem to come out differently than what the bottle would imply - sometimes it's slight, sometimes it's dramatic, like with Angora Cardi, but it's always noticeable; 2. the brushes are really thin. I realize this is a personal preference - some folks like the thin brushes, while others, like me, prefer the thicker, fan-like brushes - and makers will never be able to make everyone happy. But I can *typically* deal with thin brushes even if it's not my preference provided the bristles are supple and the formula is decent. And finally; 3. I find their formulas generally hard to work with. Sometimes they're streaky, requiring more than the standard two coats, and I've had a few where the first coat gets lifted during application of a second or topcoat. Maybe they take longer to dry than other popular brands, but even if it's a case of user error here, that is still an issue to me because I just don't have the time to wait for however long I am expected to for these polishes to dry to whatever nebulous point in time is required before I can apply subsequent coats. My manicures already take a couple of hours after all is said and done, and I don't mind spending the time, but why spend extra time I don't need to? Breaking it down based on the three issues above, here are my thoughts about this particular color: 1. Color - Essie actually did great here. The color was true to what was in the bottle after drying. It is nice and opaque, and the perfect shade for my pasty self. I have long been looking for a nude, but every one I have tried has either been too peachy or pink or beige, or too sheer, or otherwise just not quite right. This one actually was perfect, and I thought my search was finally over. BUT... 2. The brush in this particular bottle seemed worse than normal. In addition to its normal thinness, it was stiffer than normal, so it made applying this polish about 10 times harder. Speaking of application... 3. This formula is just awful. It's not thick and goopy (which, you know, with the stiff brush, would make one think that this had not been stored properly and had possibly dried out. I suppose it's *possible* that someone threw some thinner in there to thin the formula out after the brush dried, but given this was sold by Amazon and not a 3rd party seller, I think that's pretty unlikely.) But it was just really hard to apply - the second you overlap with another stroke of color (which happens, even when applying thin coats) it would turn into a sticky, lumpy mess. Most polishes allow for at least a little correction as you go - you can go over a spot more than once in order to get a spot you missed or what have you, and it doesn't really start to set for a minute or so. But this stuff seemed to start drying within seconds. I've had instant dry polishes that didn't do that. I ultimately had to go thicker on my second coat, and then cover with a shimmer coat by another brand just to hide the imperfections. And I still have big gaps on the sides of several nails just because somehow, despite the thin brush, I just couldn't get in there because of the lumpiness. It's like I finally didn't have an issue with the color, so they decided to double-down and make the other two things worse than normal. Maybe this was a perfect storm of a bad batch - but that goes to a quality issue. And everything else I dislike about these polishes just means that overall, it's not worth the benefit of the doubt to me. Maybe I could try another bottle of this color, but I am still going to have to deal with things I already know I don't like. I'd basically be paying for another opportunity to settle. It's not the most expensive polish by any means, but I have had better experiences with both more and less expensive polishes. Maybe you love their polishes, and have been able to get them to work well for you, and if that's the case, good for you. I'm not here to convince you otherwise. But if you're on the fence, or have tried one or two of their other products and been just as underwhelmed as I have been but are thinking "maybe it was just those items" I am here to tell you - nope. I am done giving Essie chances and money.

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Toda la compra muy fácil y rápido. Buen precio El producto es excelente y el color de moda divino.

Product as described, but a problem with the delivery. It's not the seller's problem, but the delivery company (Yamato Transport) did not find our address for the delivery!! Surprising, since I've been using exactly the same address for a year. Other delivery companies never had a problem!! Big NEGATIVE fro Yamato!!