Sally Hansen Salon Nail Lacquer: Nail Polish Review
Having a newfound love for nail polish I decided to try and review Sally Hansen Salon Nail Lacquer. I had been using Sally Hansen Hard as Nails clear polish for years and had success with it. Now that I've started using color polishes I wanted to see if Sally Hansen's nail lacquers could
compete with other higher priced brands like OPI and China Glaze.
While searching for nail supplies at a local drug store I found the Sally Hansen Salon Nail Lacquer in a square bottle. After deciding to give the brand a chance I chose a pretty soft color called Dawn to Earth. The color is number 220 in the collection. It's a frost finish and a soft pink rose color and also has an earthy tone to it.
During my next manicure I tried my Dawn to Earth color. I was impressed that the top was a black rubber material which made the bottle easy to open. Things were looking good. The directions on the back of the bottle said to shake gently and apply two or three coats. As I began to paint my nails I noticed that the polish was a bit thin with the first coat. I applied two coats and the color showed up much better. I didn't want to risk trying three coats and the polish becoming too thick on my nails. I was satisfied with the two coats after awhile. The brush on this nail lacquer was standard and worked adequately. After wearing the polish a couple of days it didn't hold up as well as I would have liked, but I plan to solve that with a stronger topcoat.
Sally Hansen Nail Lacquer costs about $5.99. I think it is overpriced for the consistency of the polish. It is convenient to purchase, however, because it can be found in most drugstores. It also costs less than pricier lacquer brands.
Overall I wouldn't recommend the Sally Hansen Salon Nail Lacquer over other nail lacquer brands such as OPI and China Glaze. The best part of the product is that it is easy to open. You won't have to worry about the bottle being hard to open. I wouldn't buy another bottle of this brand of lacquer. The Sally Hansen company should stick with its great nail treatment polishes. While I'll continue to use my Dawn to Earth color I won't be buying anymore lacquers from this company.
While searching for nail supplies at a local drug store I found the Sally Hansen Salon Nail Lacquer in a square bottle. After deciding to give the brand a chance I chose a pretty soft color called Dawn to Earth. The color is number 220 in the collection. It's a frost finish and a soft pink rose color and also has an earthy tone to it.
During my next manicure I tried my Dawn to Earth color. I was impressed that the top was a black rubber material which made the bottle easy to open. Things were looking good. The directions on the back of the bottle said to shake gently and apply two or three coats. As I began to paint my nails I noticed that the polish was a bit thin with the first coat. I applied two coats and the color showed up much better. I didn't want to risk trying three coats and the polish becoming too thick on my nails. I was satisfied with the two coats after awhile. The brush on this nail lacquer was standard and worked adequately. After wearing the polish a couple of days it didn't hold up as well as I would have liked, but I plan to solve that with a stronger topcoat.
Sally Hansen Nail Lacquer costs about $5.99. I think it is overpriced for the consistency of the polish. It is convenient to purchase, however, because it can be found in most drugstores. It also costs less than pricier lacquer brands.
Overall I wouldn't recommend the Sally Hansen Salon Nail Lacquer over other nail lacquer brands such as OPI and China Glaze. The best part of the product is that it is easy to open. You won't have to worry about the bottle being hard to open. I wouldn't buy another bottle of this brand of lacquer. The Sally Hansen company should stick with its great nail treatment polishes. While I'll continue to use my Dawn to Earth color I won't be buying anymore lacquers from this company.
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