Orly Breathable Treatment Plus Color - 2010000 Freudian Flip Nail Polish Women 0.6 oz

This is my first experience with Orly and so far, it's pretty great. Might even be my new favorite, especially being a 12-free brand.I've been rebuilding my nail polish collection with metallic or pearly shades, and I just love this one. It's got a nice metallic shimmer that's deep teal in bright lighting and kind of a blue/purple in lower light.The polish goes on smooth with nice full coverage in two coats, and it dried fast. I didn't even have to use a base or topcoat. We'll see how long it lasts before it starts chipping. I only paint my toes, so I usually get a good week or so. I'll be happy as long as this one hold up to that.I'm off to find other nice shimmery colors in the brand now.

It flowers on smoothly, I expect it will be durable! I like this brand because it does hold up over time.

True to color and great staying power, like a dark multifaceted dark mermaid that shifts color beautifully. Out of all the orly breathable nail polish I’ve tried, this is the color that actually stays and takes forever to chip without a top coat. I’m in love with this particular polish. Two thin coats and I’m set.

I painted my toes 2 weeks ago and I wear socks and shoes all day everyday at work and they are finally starting to show some wear.

The polish is really pretty. I was hoping that the breathable formula would have less of a nail polish smell, because the smell of nail polish triggers my asthma. Unfortunately, it smells just like normal nail polish. That's ok, though. I have a friend who will love it!

Nice color

This polish is very pretty. It changes from. Teal color to a pretty purple color in the sun & at different angles. 2 coats last a good week. It is a bit stubborn to get off though.

The color wasn't all that I'd hoped for, and it took multiple coats to reach opaqueness. It's a little blander than what it looks like in the picture, or even the bottle in person. In order to have the "breathability" of the polish, you aren't really supposed to use more than 2 coats I think but it would generally take 2 thick coats, or at least 3 thin ones. I have been able to wear this with no base coat, and had no issues with my nails yellowing. I also went without a topcoat so as not to smother the breathability, and chipping has been erratic. Some times I will have chips within the same day, and sometimes I can make it almost a week. I am a nurse, so some the issue can vary on whether I've been at work where I'm constantly washing my hands or using alcohol sanitizer, and doing a lot of computer work.