LA Colors Art Deco

the product comes with a handy fine tipped brush and with a steady hand you can get some great looks the price is good and as long as you do not apply it too thickly the design stays on for a fair while some people would prefer nail art pens because they are a bit easier but they can get blocked up easily so these possibly have a longer shelf life if stored carefully. The packaging is okay

I didn't like this product at all and wasn't even really able to use it. The polish was too runny and the colour wasn't very bright or strong. Also when not standing upright, the product leaks.

The brush on this is very flimsy and doesn't really work well in my opinion for decals. I don't think it's worth it.

I can definitely leave it. I purchased a silver glitter polish as I was super into nail art, but I was super disappointed and it resulted in the polish drying out and being thrown away recently.

The bottle was long, and the brush was longer. I really wasn't a fan of the brush. The bristles were about as long as two fingernails put end to end, and it was skinny to boot. Perfect for stripes, forget about it if you wanted to do anything else. The formula was runny and sheer. It took several coats on a single line to get it opaque, and it still looked terrible. The brush was really hard to control, too.

Perhaps if it were shorter, or if it were in pen form, it'd be better. But this polish was just a waste of money and I haven't bought from this particular range again.

I was really into nail art a few years back and thought id give this a go because of my limited budget. Depending on you look at it, this product is okay for the price but overall a waste of time. The brush was to flimsy for any good detail work and the brush fibres started to stick out making a clean line impossible. The product liked to pile up on the brush so when you would tilt it to draw a line, a droplet of polish would start to form at the top of the brush so it was only any good for making dots. The biggest thing for me was how fast the product dried up in the bottle, it was unable to be used anymore before i had even used half of the bottle.

I accidently purchased this when I wanted something else & it has been sitting with my other polishes for about 2 years. I have tried to use it for "Nail art" over other polishes, however the brush is very long, very flimsy making getting a smooth straight line VERY difficult. I would not say it was a "high quality precision brush" at all. Fast and easy? not if you want something better than a 3 year olds finger painting. being a glitter, it is difficult to find a base colour, other than white to show this colour as it is very opaque.

These are so much fun. Such a good price to buy and try different colours, and I especially love the glitter ones for adding accents to nail.

Less is more. I tend to go over my lines or shapes a couple of times to ensure the right depth of colour. Wipe nearly all the polish off before you apply to avoid it putting unwanted drops onto your nails.

The brushes are not the greatest, but then these are not expensive so can't really complain. Best advise is to just have fun and practice until you get the hang of them.

Although the brush is very thin and the tip is quite pointy, a steady hand is needed for the more intricate details. It is much more precise than any normal brush or even a bobby pin and the colours look fine but the bottle dries quite quickly and discolours a little bit.

I use these for added color to nail polish or gels, very good long brush makes doing lines and fancy things easier. Good color selection so looks very pretty.

As the saying goes you get what you pay for! This a polish I would buy for my young niece they are not opaque so applying them over base colors it doesn't show up well. You will not be able to achieve that perfect nail design with this. But like I said I would recommend for young girls learning to do there nails and they are very inexpensive.