essie Nail Polish, Salon-Quality Mint Green Nail Polish, Vegan, Seas The Day, 0.46 fl oz

Love playing with the many varied greens lately. It’s a shade lighter than Kelly green; it is “botanical," "jewel-toned," and "earthy" and fern; just saw a baseball field where grass is same color. You need two coats and top clear base. Can be used as variation for St. Patrick’s Day. I think it looks lovely.

This is just like any other essie nail polish. I’ve always had an issue with it drying, and it is ok. It is worth the price. Not very clear but I like to do two layers for the more solid color. It is easy to apply and is smooth.

The brand of polish doesn't disappoint. The color I purchased is called WIN ME OVER. It is a muted Khaki green. I thought it would be darker, but again, I'm not disappointed. I just dried my nails, so no chipping yet. I find that most brands of polish chip, especially regular polish. I stopped going to the salon due to chemotherapy and have been polishing my own nails ever since. I used Sally Hansen base coat, 2 coats of this Essie polish, and 1 coat of OPI Rapid Dri top coat. I wish other reviewers would name the color of the polish they used.

Short version: Two coats. Boom. — Long version: As a personal principle, because I want to give a chance to other brands that offer a similar version of certain reoccurring items in my life, I try to not be a brand loyalist. With that said, I don’t have blind trust for ANY cosmetic company except for Essie’s nail polish. I saw the color, saw it was Essie, and just ordered it on the spot—a 30-second process, maybe? Because I knew the color in the images would be accurate to what came in the bottle. I knew there’d be no bubbles and that the brush would have a flat edge. I knew the formula wouldn’t be too thin that it would leave streaks, and wouldn’t be too thick that the consistency would be globby. And I know it’ll be a week before it starts to mildly chip, and that’s without a top coat. I even knew it’d be fully dry two hours after the second coat and that I could do the dishes, including the tougher plates with cheese stuck on it. I don’t know, man. No, this photo wasn’t edited. No, I’m not sponsored. I just tried an Essie polish 15 years ago and had the same reliable experience every single time since then.

The polish works like most Essie nail polishes, applies nice, keeps from chipping for a decent time, and pretty opaque for the color. The shade “seas the day” is not a complete crème shade though, it has iridescent shimmer in it. It’s much more noticeable in the bottle than on the actual nail, still the pictures online show bones of that. Not somthing that annoys me but I was definitely confused when I opened it.

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Es un buen barniz, queda el mismo color amarillo suave que dice el producto, se ve súper bonito cuando te acabas de pintar las uñas, definitivamente lo recomiendo 5/5 💅🏼👌🏼

Take The Dip is a very nice mint green, pastel but not chalky, with a slightly warm tone. My pics show it under different lighting. Needed three coats. This was after a couple of days' wear. Ring finger also has 1 coat of KB Shimmer's Out Of Sequins.

I really like this color. It is a Pepe green and it looks like the girl wore this color in the new Final Destinations movie.

Essie nail polish is my favourite brand. This item arrived quickly and on time and exactly as described by seller. I recommend Essie nail polish to anyone that wants a beautiful and long-lasting nail colour.

The colour is gorgeous, and the polish is of excellent quality; it doesn't chip or come off quickly; I love it!

A lovely alternative colour to Essie’s ‘mint candy apple’ on pale skin. A bit sheer so requires at least two to three coats of colour, but this is quite common with Essie’s paler colours. This will be my new go to green! Shame it’s an old style thin brush, so if you’ve got longer nails it takes a little longer to apply.

This is what I order photo 1, and this is what I got, photo 2. Very convenient that the photo changed today. Never ever again!