INGLOT Nail Enamel #989, PhP 450.00

Warning labels are printed on the side of the packaging too so that is definitely a plus too, don't you think so?



I didn't choose this shade by the way, I got it from the press kit during the launch of INGLOT, but it's definitely a shade that I would have chosen for myself too. I don't have anything like it yet so I was pretty excited to try it!



It would have been more fun if the shades had names like OPI, Orly or China Glaze. I love the nails they come up with so if Inglot came up with names too it would be better (to remember the shades better too).


I love the consistency of the polish. It's not too runny/thin, nor is it too thick as well. A single coat can cover the nail, but like all other nail polishes, 2 coats will be better.


This polish has a glossy finish but I topped it with China Glaze's Patent Leather Top Coat to really bring out the color.


And to moisturize my cuticles after using nail polish remover which dried out the sides of my nails, I used China Glaze's Holiday Berry Cuticle Oil which gives a reddish finish too that makes the hands look clean and healthy.


HERE ARE MY THOUGHTS:
PROS

• One coat can cover the nail. 2 coats is even better.
• Doesn't turn the nail yellow!
• Thick consistency, but not sticky. 
• Easy to control wand.
• Available in Makati (yay for me!)
• The smell is not strong/unpleasant.
• Dries quickly!
• Glossy finish, you won't need a top coat.
• Long lasting, doesn't chip or peel even if you layer it on.
• For a good quality nail polish, it's affordable.
• Protects the nail -keeps the nail hard and chip free!
• Wearable no matter what season!

CONS

• Available in 1 branch for now (Inglot Store, Glorietta 5)
• A little pricey for women like me who change nail color every 3-4 days.
• The polish doesn't dry quickly in the bottle.

MY OVERALL RATING: ★★★★★