Sally Hansen Fuzzy Coat

I bought this at full price and it definitely wasn't worth it. Two coats gets a weird half transparent look with hardly no fuzzy bits at all. To get an actual full coverage I had to do three extremely thick coats. And the general texture just wasn't that great.

i like this polish but it spreads really thin, meaning you need to do a few coats. i think it looks really cool and different! price is okay, could be cheaper

Really not a fan of this one. I found the little ‘fuzz’ bits clumped together and didn't achieve the look I was expecting. I purchased the tweed (black and white) one, and used a red base colour at first but it didn't do anything for me, after a few hours I really didn't like the look so took it off, I tried again with a black base coat and it looked a little bit better because you could really only see the white bits and it kind of looked like snow. But overall I wasn't happy. The first coat dried nice and quick though.

I have to say I'm not a big fan of Fuzzy Coat. I tried Fuzz-Sea and found it to be clumpy and slow drying. Once it dried it was novel to have nails that looked like Sesame Street characters but once the novelty wore off, it was super tricky to remove (well, the bits that stayed on; parts of the polish peeled off very quickly)!

I didn't buy this one straight away when it came out, I waited for it to come down in price. There is a lot of mixed reviews out there about it, so I decided to try it out for myself. My friends wee boy was having a monster party - so I wore it to add to my 'look' but it didn't quite work out how I wanted.

I got Fuzz-Sea, which is a yellow and bright blue glitter. It goes on ok, but the glitter is quite sparse even after a few coats, so I did a OPI light pink colour as a base and I loved how it looked against that. Made the glitter stand out.

It took a lot of coats for me to get the fuzzy coat look, so I don't use it like that, it's more a glitter top coat for me.

Downside - it's a nightmare to get off.

I have 3 of the fuzzy coats, i use them for layering over other colours. You would need a few coats to get the complete fuzzy look, personally i wouldn't do this i just like them layered over other colours.

Looks promising from the bottle but as soon as i put it on i hated it. Really difficult to 'spread' and found it just didnt give the expected effect at all. Took it off a day later and ended up taking almost 45 mins. Will be leaving it in my nail box!!

I brought the pink fuzzy coat when I visited Australia. I have a huge collection of nail pollish so I will admit I did just buy it to add to the collection as I didn't have one like this. I like that it looked textured but still had finish. The problem is that it takes many coats to get the full on fuzzy effect then it is super hard to get off. May suit a younger child better who likes to play with patterns and textures - I'm 20. Although it is nice to sometimes use something different for a feature nail, I often do this on my second to last finger.

I agree with other people saying this is quite gimmicky. ITs nice for a day or so but then it just peels off! Not a long lasting colour but could be used for a special event :)

I bought this as although I know it's a bit gimmicky, it is a reasonable price and a bit different to what I already had. I got the blue one and I like the colours but found it peeled off really easily, probably because to get a good coverage you have to put it on quite thick. It does look nice on but doesn't last very long at all before chipping and peeling so it's not one that I use very often.