Orly Nail Lacquer, Vintage, 0.6 Ounce

This color is almost like a dead version of the one pictured, its more pale and grayish. Havent applied it yet but if the color pops and I'm wrong I will return and edit this. Just want to put pictures out here of the real vintage color as is. Added 2more stars, the quality is amazing 👏 zero chipping survives cleaning, washing dishes, beach trips. And the color does pop on the hand more than in the bottle.

Beautiful colour

Wie kommt man auf die Idee, einen derart dünnen Pinsel zu verarbeiten?? Der Lack ist wahnsinnig dünn und trocknet zudem noch so schnell, dass man ihn nicht mal vernünftig verteilen kann. Für eine annehmbare Deckkraft bräuchte es wahrscheinlich 3 bis 4 Schichten. Aber wer will schon den ganzen Tag damit verbringen, sich die Nägel zu lackieren??Ein absoluter Fehlkauf. Der eine Stern ist noch zu viel.

I found this color on a search for turquoise nail polishes. I have found that my Orly and OPI polishes are consistent enough that I don't hesitate to purchase either brand. I had a few challenges with this that were unrelated to the actual color in the end., there was some adhesive at the base of the cap. It did not prevent me from opening it but did create a bit of resistance. Maybe this kept it locked in transit? Either way, it was easy enough to remove.The color is most definitely a green. As another reviewer said, it is more of a Mint or Seafoam green than a blue-tinted green. I read a review that said it was the color of a Tiffany's box but this is not Robin's Egg blue so buyer beware. This is a pretty color nonetheless but if you're looking for turquoise, a blue base, or something similar, this is not the right color. As others have said, it did take two coats to be opaque but that was not an issue for me in the end.

The color is ok, I love Orly and prefer the brand over others, but this color looks bright in the bottle and a bit more dingy once on the nails, even with multiple coats. The longevity is always great with Orly.