[ SECRET POST #2583 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2583 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The tiny irritating things

[nightscale]

Man you're lucky if you get more than half a week with no chips, I have one polish that actually managed a full week with no chips and I was so happy, wore it again: chipped in two days. The first time was a fluke!

Re: The tiny irritating things

[elaminator]

Nail polish can be so finicky and disappointing! When I find a brand I like I try to stick with it because they tend to be a bit more reliable, but you never know how long the polish will last; sometimes you just get unlucky.

(Though, I paint my toenails too and those last much, much longer. I usually only paint those every couple months, and by the time I get around to repainting them there's still a bit of polish on.)

Re: The tiny irritating things

[nightscale]

I try to stick with the same brands but I really dislike how tiny the nail polish bottles have gotten yet cost around £6 for something that looks like would only last a couple of applications. Yet the cheap stuff chips horribly in a day. :/

Re: The tiny irritating things

[elaminator]

In my experience it really depends on the brand. Some of the cheapest polishes I own ($2, $3) last longer than the more expensive stuff ($5, $11). Wet n Wild tends to be really good, especially the megalast line, and I seem to recall Finger Paints and even Sinful Colors being pretty good. There's this (hard to find, I believe) brand called Confetti that's cheap and once lasted two weeks with next to no chips. However every Milani I own chips terribly day one and though some of my favorite colors are China Glaze, the quality can be very hit and miss. Zoya tends to be fantastic but my last mani didn't last a couple days without chipping; it was very disappointing.

Damn difficult nail polish...