Now, I am always down for a good deal and am happy to try anything (especially when they don't break the bank). So I gave this nail polish a try - mainly because I was looking for a cool blue.
They have a great range of colours which all look fantastic in the bottle and really catch the eye. But sadly that is where it ends for me. A number of coats are needed to get to the desired colour and it took a while to dry for me. It chipped really quickly and simply did not last anywhere near doable for me (and I know I am terrible at chipping nail polish, but this was pretty quick even for me). So, this is more of a one-off occasion wear for me - because I know I will be lucky if it lasts a day without chipping.
So, sure I would buy again for a one-off need and for a specific colour - because the price point is brilliant for that. But over and beyond that it is sadly a no for me.
I've been looking for a lovely minty shade for a while now, and been a bit stingy about the price, so when I saw this (having never heard of the brand) amongst a bunch of OPI and Essie polishes at a clearance store I grabbed it - and it cost 50 cents. Bonus.
I realise now thought that it cost 50 cents for a reason, because as much as I loved the colour 'Green Satin' - mint with a gold sheen, the formula was not fabulous. It's very wet and it took three coats before it stopped looking incredibly streaky, and even after three coats there were still streaks. On top of that it took FOREVER to dry, even the first thin coat took ages. By the end of it there were nicks and bumps on most of my nails.
I must admit however, that the promise of chip resistance was met - yes, my nails chipped, but they did so in the same time that it would take if I were wearing a more expensive brand.
Overall, I like the colour, but I wouldn't repurchase, not for $5, not for 50 cents.