KBShimmerStop And Smell The Rosé Nail Polish- 0.5 oz Full Sized Bottle

The media could not be loaded. Omg!! This is this best polish I’ve come across thus far. I did a search to find a nice healthy polish for nails and the search came up with Kshimmers so I thought I’d give it a try. I am highly impressed with the look, shimmer and wear. It looks as if I have shellac/gel on.I strongly like sparkles, shimmers and a glamorous glossy shine. Kshimmers understoood the assignment and nailed it. 💅🏾 🤗 I will be ordering more.

First of all, for some reason, this polish is incorrectly labeled “Berry Chill” in the description. It’s not a berry color, or a glitter polish.“Stop and Smell the Rose’ “ is actually described as: “This softly pink, near copper shade is the perfect match for those that like to stop and smell the rosé!” on the kb shimmer website.“Type: HolographicBase: 5-FreeGlitter Load: LightGlitter Size: MicroRecommended Coats: 2-3 CoatsNotes: Use thin coats for best result”I’ve been searching for a true rose gold holographic polish for a while now. Drugstore, indie, and high-end brands have all turned out to be too coppery, glittery, dull, or pinkish mauve for me. But this polish is perfect! It’s an iPhone rose gold, a jewelry rose gold, the perfect soft smooth shade. I love that it’s a linear holo. You can see rainbow flash and shine in this polish, with every movement of your hands. But it’s not overly sparkly, and (in my opinion) it’s still a subtle, age-appropriate and work safe shade.Like the description says, thin coats work best. I prefer 3 thin coats, with a glossy top coat, to get the best saturation and shine. If you love all things rose gold, you’ll adore this pretty polish.

I just applied this for the first time, thinking of it as experimental since I brushed it on over already slightly chipping other nail polish. Wow. It covered very well, looking as if I’d spent some time with it. So far, so good. I applied a clear top coat of another brand. I’m interested in finding how it holds up over the next days. I must say that it looks so interesting in sunlight! This could be love…

Looks great, a pretty not boring color, however the fees plus tax made this more like $18 and that wasn’t worth it

I wasn't expecting much from a thermal, color changing polish but decided to try it for the fun of it. Wow, was I surprised. It actually works and every time I look at my hands it looks a little different. I can even have each hand a different color, depending on what I am doing. Very pleased. The quality of the polish itself is comparable to other brands I use and, with a little TLC, it even stays on after a couple of hours in the pool. Very happy.Update: I found that 2 coats is perfect. I often do a 3rd coat after a week to refresh my manicure and that 3rd coat made the polish look heavy and the color change wasn't as pronounced

I was real hesitant to buy this polish. There was no way it wouldn't disappoint me. After about a month in my cart I decided to give it a shot. Why not? First, the polish went on beautifully. It was smooth (except for the obvious sparkly bits) and a good consistency, not gloopy in any way. The dark color (cold) is super rich and dazzling all on its own. Then the magic happened. Holy cow the polish turned into an almost clear with tons of sparkle and an astonishingly perfect dark but fiery french tip. I'm amazed and in love. Anyone on the fence...just buy it. You won't regret it.

I have never written a product review before. Anywhere, for anything. Ever. But my experience with this polish was so bad that something needed to be said.To begin, the actual polish itself was gloopy from the get go. I felt like I'd gotten a bottle from last year. That thickness made it impossible to get the effect shown in the product picture. In the YouTube video, the polish was far thinner and more sheer. The glitter pieces were also far larger in the product demonstration. The actual glitter was small to miniscule and had a normal glitter polish effect. Nothing special. There were a few larger pieces, but these were only on 2 or three of my nails. Again, nowhere near enough to look like the picture. Who knows, perhaps they were stuck somewhere in the gloop.But the real nightmare? That came when I tried to take this stuff off. First I put polish remover on a tissue. Didn't work. Then I grabbed a paper towel. No joy. I had to resort sacrificing a hand towel, and even then I had to rub rub rub rub rub each nail hard. Removing this polish took a full half hour, and I still have pieces of polish attached to my nails. My fingers were wrinkly from remover by the time I got done. Oh, and in the process of removal, I ruined my nail tips and had to cut off their length to nothing. Guess it's time to regrow.Had I not thrown away the packaging, I would have made my first Amazon return. What makes this so sad is how much I really wanted to love this product. The thermal color changes really were nifty. Do note, however, that if you don't have long nails, you won't really get the dark tips. (I had one nail that was shorter than the others.) So do wait until your nails are long before wearing this.Sorry to write this...I know that this is a small business, and gosh if the economy isn't wretched right now. They have a neat product. But the quality control needs work.

I have ordered 3 shades, EVERY one was darker than picture in ad and way ‘off’ in color. When I sent for return, although return accepted, the postage cost would essentially negate the refund so i decided to forget about it. It chips easily….. 2 days in and had to re-do middle finger nail and thumb. Trying the more glittery shade (above) hoping it will chip less. And yes, used base coat, two thin coats (as thin as possible - it goes on pretty heavy at first touch, brush is great BTW) and top coat. I was really excited for great color, ‘long lasting, less chipping’ then really disappointed….