LA Colors Art Deco

I had already written a review on this but have decided to update it.

I hate this polish. It is super gluggy and difficult to use. The brush is too long for me to get an accurate design and it took a long time to dry.

When I found a few of these on sale at The Warehouse, I decided to give them a go.

I picked up a white and a silver glitter one, and they were only $3.50 each. But when I got to use them, the white was thick and gluggy and the silver glitter had melted and stuck to the cap a lot?

I didn't use them on my nails as they were very bad quality and I won't be trying any more. I'd say try out the Jordana striper polishes, they're very good and around the same price anyways.

I got a few colors to experiment with and they were okay to start off with. the brush is a bit too long, so it makes it hard to keep any detail you may be trying to paint, really difficult to be consistent. Also the formula gets extremely sticky and goopy quite quickly, so the three colors i got, are now thrown out.

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.

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.

The upside is they have a big range of colors and the downfall is the brush isnt good to work with. You can paint big things like spots or stripes but trying to usefor small detail was useless. Also one of the brushes I had kept fraying, I would use a toothpick for smaller details instead of the brush thats supplied.

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 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.

The colours were nice and it was very cheap but after a white the nail polish turned into a paste almost like thick glue. The brush is very thin making it difficult to apply

Find the brushes too long and flimsy to really do anything small with them. Not sure if I had a dodgy one or whether everyone experienced this but the brush fibers were very different lengths so at the tip, the brush painted on really unevenly/wispy.