It’s a cute concept but WHY is it that the white-out color of white polishes are always runny, globby (yeah I made up a word what what) in the wrong places and really hard to work with?
Orly Pointe Blanche and China Glaze Snow come to mind. Not to mention this awful French tip kit I had from Avon, during my high school years. However THAT applied like a dream on my mom, but that’s because she had insanely long, naturally white and strong nails that didn’t really need help from the french tip kit.
Anyway… Bare Rose was sheer– VERY sheer, but it matched the color of my natural nail bed so I guess that was the point. You can’t even see it in this picture, because it looks SO natural. Formula was GREAT.
Pointe Blanche, as I’ve complained, was runny and globby. It got EVERYWHERE on my fingertips, and sometimes ran underneath the french tip guides.
I didn’t find the french tip guides difficult to apply, but there is definitely a learning curve (haha here’s a pun!) to applying them. A few of my nails’ tips were painted on a bit crookedly but only a real anal eye would see it… (Thanks for your input, Nick!) I also found that I could reuse the guides twice, sometimes for a third if I was patient and took my time. This would definitely help the guides last longer. You don’t have to use a new guide for each nail. There’s only about 52 stickers in this. Why did they end in two I don’t know, you’d think they’d end in ten’s right? Oh well.
This kit also made me realize that my left hand fingernails grow a hella lot faster than my right.
Overall rating? I don’t know… Three out of five? I wasn’t thrilled with it, it didn’t blow my socks off, but it did it’s job.