Dazzledry full#
Opacity: Buildable opacity | Hue: Snowy white | Size: 0.50 oz.īrush was a bit too short for full and even paint strokes This polish promises gel-like results and delivers - even if that means a thicker (yet glossier) end result. We did notice after three coats the nail polish became a little goopy, which created a thick finish.
It retains the hard stability of gel without the damage risk. This brand prides themselves on creating polishes that are 10-free (meaning no harsh ingredients that typically live in our lacquers) while still delivering a gel-like look.ĭuring testing, we appreciated how the flat long brush aided application, how quickly the polish dried, and that there weren’t any smudges. Another option to achieve that ever-glossy look is our selection from Deborah Lipmann in the shade Amazing Grace, which is a snowy and buildable white. We all know the woes of gel polish - it makes your hands look beautiful but can somewhat destroy your natural nails in the process. Polish becomes a bit goopy after three coats, making the end result a little thick Opacity: Very opaque | Hue: Stark white | Size: 0.50 oz. White Lightning from Dazzle Dry ranked best overall with a perfect 5/5 rating and crisp white hue, making this the one to beat (but trust us, there’s more where this came from).
Dazzledry skin#
It’s worth noting that this formula is also free of parabens, formaldehyde, DBP and a myriad of other chemicals that aren’t so kind to the skin cells that make up your natural nails. We also admired the smooth formula and glossy appearance after drying, which occurred around the 20 minute mark. This polish has a high opacity which makes for easy application, and we were able to avoid multiple coats. When it comes to an icy white, pigmentation is paramount so as to avoid unsightly streakage. Plus our nails were completely opaque after the second coat.
We liked the curve of the brush and how it guided a smooth application, and the polish formula didn’t show any streaking. We rated this polish a perfect five-star score for application, overall look, and drying time. When you think of the perfect white nail polish, an opaque, glacial white is most likely what comes to mind. The most expensive option on this list (but we think it's worth it)
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