Last week I reviewed YesStyle Korean Beauty Sample Kit, so if you read that post, you remember that I promised you swatches of this polish. Well, here they are!
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| Etude House PK011 Petite Darling Nail Polish |
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| Etude House PK011 Petite Darling Nail Polish |
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| Etude House PK011 Petite Darling Nail Polish |
Etude House PK011 Petite Darling Nail Polish is best described as soft baby pink creme, and the color reaches full opacity after 2 coats. Application-wise I thought it was slightly streaky, but a nice thick layer of Seche Vite top coat evened it all out nicely. The brush is a standard size, making the polish fairly easy to apply.
As with all Etude House products, the packaging is adorable – this nail polish looks like a pink potion, which could make a darling accessory to display on your vanity table. However, as pretty as it is, the longevity is quite disappointing, or at least it was on me. I got my first chip after two days, and I’m not even hard on my nails [I do all of the housework wearing silicone gloves, always]; a disappointing result from such an established brand.
THE VERDICT
Despite the decent color payoff and cute packaging, this polish has a quick-chipping formula, showing some very noticeable signs of wear after just two days.
PRODUCT RATING
78%, C+
Formula 9/10 | Application 8/10 | Pigmentation 9/10 | Longevity 6/10 | Product 7/10
PRICE & AVAILABILITY
$7.11 for 7ml. Available at YesStyle.
