Appearance/Feel: The nail polish is typically described as having a good formula, texture, and color. Users note that it goes on smoothly, provides a glossy, shiny effect, and can look as if you’ve done a gel manicure. It is often praised for being quick-dry. The varnish usually comes in a 15 ml square-shaped glass bottle through which the color appears, topped with a black cap.

How to Use (General Nail Polish Application for Best Results):

Prep Nails: Start with clean, dry nails, removing any old nail polish.

Base Coat: Apply one coat of a base coat to protect your nails from staining and help the polish adhere better, then let it dry.

Color Coats: Apply the color coat in thin layers. Apply the polish down the center of the nail first, then work down the sides, avoiding the cuticle area. Cap the free edge (the very tip of the nail). Apply two coats for full, opaque coverage, allowing each coat to dry completely in between.

Top Coat: Finish with a top coat for long-lasting wear, extra shine, and protection, then allow your nails to dry completely.

How to Prevent Drying (in the bottle):

Keep the Bottle Clean: After every application, use a cotton pad to wipe off any polish from the neck and rim of the bottle to ensure a tight seal when closing.

Storage: Store the bottles in a cool place and avoid direct sunlight. Storing them in a bathroom, where it’s humid, is not recommended.

Use Thinner: If the polish thickens or becomes gloopy, add a few drops of a dedicated nail lacquer thinner (do not use nail polish remover, as it can break down the formula).

Shake/Roll: Occasionally shake the bottle or gently roll it between your palms to prevent the polish from drying out.