Orly nail polish.

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Tealy A.

Feb 27, 2013

Tealy A.

I went to Sally's to get a china glaze polish, but china glaze didn't have the color I wanted. But Orly did, and I had heard a lot of good stuff about. But honestly I was disappointed, it was supper runny, and after a hour and a half it was still soft! And It came off. Did I get a bad batch or is it always like this? From now on I think I'll stick to my trusty china glaze.

Tealy A.

Mar 1, 2013

Tealy A.

Has anyone else used Orly?

Maddie F.

Mar 1, 2013

Maddie F.

I have never personal tried it but I have seen a youtube review where she raves about it but my friend got some and hated she said it was rubny and streaky.

Megan M.

Mar 1, 2013

Megan M.

I love mine. I have 2 colors and they both work great, dry fast, stay on good.

Payton K.

Mar 1, 2013

Payton K.

I only have 1. Its the black and its okay. It is a little runny but its good coverage in one coat(:

MK Beauty Clu b.

Mar 1, 2013

MK Beauty Clu b.

Orly is a great brand of polish, but the thickness and runniness depends on how thick the application was. It's always better to do multiple thin coats than two thick coats.

Laura G.

Mar 1, 2013

Laura G.

I have a few orly and the french ones are the only ones I've trouble with. I still highly recommend orly because it is a really good brand. their base and top coats are amazing too. here I'm wearing orly "glowstick" one with orly "matte top" and one with regular shiny top coat.

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