Classics Orange nail polish with Protein Formula – Review + Swatches

Today I’m going to review a no name nail polish. I suppose the brand it’s called Classics (anyone heard of it?) because it’s the only name I see on the bottle.

I received 2 Classics nail polishes from my best friend. The orange shade I will review today and the other one which is a yellow golden shade I hope to review it in a few weeks (now I’m busy with Orly Sweet and Bloom Collections reviews).  She suggested to try it out and tell her what I think about it. She bought it from market (drugstore would have been heaven) and she didn’t payed more than 3$.

After 2 coats of nail polish – no top coat

So, after I received the details I took the 2 nail polishes but I wasn’t very thrilled about them. “How much can they last?” I said to myself, they are no name and the price is ridiculous. Here a good nail polish cost around 15$  (I know the prices here are way much more expensive than in U.S.).

The color is a burnt coral shade and it’s very trendy considering that this Spring is all about coral makeup. I’ve applied 2 coats of nail polish and you can see the result in the first photo. I considered they look pretty shiny so I didn’t apply a top coat. Honestly I didn’t gave this nail polish to many chances of survival and I didn’t want to waste the top coat on it.

The second photo I took was in a natural light near window so you can see the color is brighter. I didn’t had any problems with the application, the brush glided just fine and it didn’t leave any lines. The texture is fluid and easy to apply.

In natural light -  2 coats – no top coat

After 4 days

Well yeah, I didn’t even believe it myself that it could last so many days. I’m telling you I’ve worked this nail polish in every possible way, washing dishes everyday, taking hot showers, typing 10-12 hours on PC and nothing. It was still there looking like I’ve almost had a fresh manicure.

This no name nail polish passed the test with flying colors. It writes on the 12 ml bottle that contains a Protein Formula but nothing more. As you can see is chip resistant and it can keep it’s shiny aspect for days.

After 4 days – without top coat

I’m sorry now that I was too lazy to take another photo after 6 days, but the nail polish looked the same so I didn’t though it would be worth the effort.

Conclusion

Sometimes you can find cheap beauty products from Brands that you even know they exists and realize that they are much more resistant than famous brands.

Did you ever gave a chance to a no name beauty product? What was it and how it did it work for you?