LA Colors Art Deco

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.

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 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 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 absolutely love these. I get to do nail art and not have to worry about washing my brushes. They are easy to use but I did find they tended to get a bit gloopy with over use. I love doing nail art so I would prefer if I could use it a lot and not have to worry about it getting gloopy, but these are still pretty great.

I have it in red, which can't go over the top of any colours that are deeper than it. Not a whole lot of control, can't do any sort of dots and the brush is way too bendy. Maybe if you're a total pro you could manage, but for me, I found it difficult to use.

I did love the ease and the bright colours of the art deco nail polishes.

The long skinny brush makes it easy to achieve stripes/lines and dots, flowers,squiggles,rainbows, oh gosh it's endless.

I did find it has a strong nail polish stink, that gives me a headache, I'd highly recommend a well ventilated room!

The polishes itself don't last that well eg do not use them as a full polish. I tried a gradient with them.

However perfect for nail art only. :)

For the price why not pick up a few and do a different them on each nail?

I would have loved some more variety eg pastel colours?

I feel that these are great if you're just started out with nail art.

I purchased all of the colours when The Warehouse had a sale months ago and ended up paying only $2 per bottle.

The bottles are slim, the packaging is nice for the price.

The brush is long and narrow which makes it easier to get fine lines of polish on your nails but it's like the saying goes.....'practice makes perfect'.

My daughter and I have a lot of fun experimenting with these and have made some gorgeous designs. I did find that it took a while for the polish to dry therefore making this very time consuming if you're wanting to have a few different colors on one nail.

Certain colours are very opaque so you may need a couple coats. Without a top coat, it lasted roughly 3-4 days which I thought was great considering I'm 'hands' on all day with work.

I am definitely happy with these polishs considering that they are quite cheap and would recommend them.

For the price of this you get what you pay for, would def go to again if i needed for a special design etc. the brush is nice long and thin although it eventually got a bit bent which wasnt to much a problem, goes gooey with age but as does alot of cheap polish :)