ALBA BEAUTY NailKind Pink Fuchsia Nail Polish, Own It, 8ml

I'm usually a gel polish girl but to be honest, these days I can't be bothered with the faff. I have brittle nails and they never grow. Since using this varnish, my nails are so strong and in really good condition. The colour is really good, only need a few coats and they'll last a week or so. I have busy hands so they do chip within a few days but that's only because I'm heavy handed, I don't mind a quick touch up as it dries quickly and smooth. I'm really impressed with this brand and I'll buy again purely for the fact that my nails have been the healthiest they have ever been since I've been using it

It's a brighter yellow, than it appears. Took about 3 coats for decent coverageBeen on a week and still good .

Great nail polish with a summery colour Red popsicle ..Goes on smooth and lasts a long time .Great to wear on these summery days .Not tested on animals which is a bonus .

I am not one for wearing nail varnish. I used to have gel painted on professionally but as well as being expensive it seemed to take thesurface off my nails.I happened to see Nailkind which says vegan on itThere are a number of colours but I chose a rather nice fuscia and a clear bottle of finish. it was v reasonably priced and I am delighted with it. I planned to paint my toe nails but have not done that yet. I have painted my finger nails. It goes on very smoothly, dries quickly and the finish layer stops it cracking off.It has been on fivedays since I painted them and they have coped while doing the housework and washing up. A friend complimented me on them today. I would like to see some other pinks and redin the colour chart..

I'm on the hunt for good vegan nail polish brands. This one is probably one of the cleanest and has a much more bearable smell than most.The colour isn't as bright as I was hoping, it looks a little muted to what I was expecting. The bottle was a bit difficult to open. The brush is soft and flat so quite easy to use. The polish is very watery and not opaque, so even two coats looked a bit patchy and I gave up at that point. unfortunately the polish does not dry quickly even when previous layers are dry and you're left with that half-dry feel for a whole day and even then it's still a soft sort of polish. I got a lot of scrapes, wrinkles and some of it actually peeled off (not helped by me using nail stickers). I mean, it's pretty standard stuff for a vegan nail polish.It chipped easily and not evenly so it doesn't look great. Weirdly the two layers of polish chipped separately so I think perhaps the formula is not quite right and that would explain why it took a really long time to dry. Layers of polish need to stick together otherwise it gets messy.I kept it on for about a week and the chipping was bad. It was easy to remove with your standard nail polish remover and it didn't seem to cause any damage to my nails like some polishes have.This is a very average vegan nail polish. Unfortunately most brands are rubbish and this brand is no different. I know they don't have to be bad because I've found a couple of good brands. I really wanted it to be good because it's such a clean polish, but it just doesn't work well and they clearly sacrificed useability and quality for eco friendly credentials. There's no point in something being eco friendly if it's a bad product because people just won't buy it and they'll go for less eco friendly options instead.Sadly I cannot recommend NailKind polishes. Their nail strengthener is pretty good though if you need that. I assume their top coat is good as well.I'm glad I didn't pay full price for this one, because it's really not worth it, it's no better than Barry M which is much cheaper and they have more colours and effects. Mind you, Barry M is just as bad and I don't understand why some people absolutely love the brand, but at least they're not selling it for an unreasonable price. NailKind just doesn't feel good quality other than the bottle itself, but that barely matters when the polish itself is so bad.I think if NailKind change the formula and improve the opacity it might then be worth the price. Otherwise it's way too expensive. The quantity you get is reasonable but that now means I'm stuck with a polish I'll probably end up binning.

I found this brand by chance and am very glad I did! I have bought many colours now. Their colours are just gorgeous, including this yellow, which is a great light, sort of just above a pastel shade and lovely and shiney! Good coverage, very smooth (apart from White and I haven't found a white colour that is good yet!) Dries quite quickly and lasts quite a long time and great value for the money. Im obsessed with this brand now!!

It was the colour that drew me, not the price point which was more than I would usually consider. Firstly not really purple as described but hey...that was no biggy but it was the reason for buying it. But the overwhelming toxic smell was appalling. And not only that, you have to suffer it several times to even get a decent covering. Left me feeling nauseous and with a cracking headache. I shall be getting this off my nails asap and it's heading back to the seller. It maybe vegan but it sure isn't kind to this human animal. I shall be heading back to my usual brands which are cheaper, far superior in performance and do not leave me feeling ill.

Great colour but needs 3 coats for it to look really solid. Lasts well, two weeks without chipping with clear top coat.