I lovelovelove this polish! It's a semi-sheer white with the most beautiful shimmer that makes it look like freshly fallen snow. If you dig sheer polishes like me, or if you're layering it over something else, you'll only need one coat. Otherwise two coats will be perfect. I love the pro wide brush and the $2 price tag. The application was a dream for me. This might be one of my top 10 favorite polishes!
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This is the only white-ish toned polish I like so far.. I like that it is not stark white and that has micro-shimmer in it, which adds to the soft, flattering look. This needs 2 or 3 coats max for opacity, it adds a nice finished look to your nails, the first coat being a bit streaky. Can be worn all year round in my opinion.. and.. to kick it up a notch and a add a bit of flair, I add Sally Hansen Diamond Strength in "Diamonds" over the top. A lovely look.
I can't speak to the lasting of this polish, as I always add a topcoat.
That said, I will re-purchase as I really like the color.
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I would repurchase but i dont think i need too since i rarely finish my bottles of nail polishes unless its a clear/top/or base coat. it is sheer like others have mentioned. itd probably take 2-3+ coats to get the bottle color on your nails. but i love the color. its a white pearly color with super small microscopic glitter. i mainly use it over my white nail tips when i do manicures. because i find alot of the white nail polishes are too white out looking and this softens it. it makes it alot easier on the eyes. love the wnw megalast nail polish line<3 continued >>
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I have a hard time finding a polish I love - I like sheer, but not too sheer, white- but not too white- and a little shimmah nevah hurts.
Add to the above criterion a polish with decent consistency and a good brush, due to the fact that when I paint my nails myself, they come out looking like I did them on the elliptical.
Wet n' Wild Break The Ice is not too white - it's more of an ivory. It goes on like a dream, dries wicked fast (I don't know why-I can't help myself.I'm not even from Boston) and doesn't Break The Bank.
Get it? BREAK THE BANK? BREAK THE ICE? Jeez that's funny.
I love this polish. The end.
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I got this as a mini in a set, and it's so cool! I didn't think much of it but decided randomly to use it over Sugar Coat, which also came in the kit. 2 coats of Sugar Coat + 1 of Break the Ice and I have super pretty, girly nails.
BtI made SC a smidge lighter and gave it the coolest shimmer, I could see this working on a lot of different colors...you know how sometimes you do a manicure and you don't like it as much as you thought you would? I could see myself attempting to fix it by putting this on top.
The MegaLast colors wear so well for me, too, they really last. I'd for sure buy this again.
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Love using this as a base for glitters and jellies, and for french manicures. As the previous reviewer noted it's a bit streaky w/ only 1 coat, but w/ 2 coats and something over it you seriously don't notice unless you're really going to get right up close. for 99cents I'd buy it again.
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OMG! I LOOOVE this color so much! It's a semi-sheer white nail polish with fine white shimmer. 1 coat still allows your natural nail color to show, but 2 makes it more semi-sheer (which is what I prefer). Depending on the light, it shows up as silvery, pinky, or sparkly white on me. SO pretty! I'm also quite impressed with the brush in this polish. It's not teeny like other d/s nail polishes. It's actually wider and more dense than other brushes. I will admit that it can go on a little streaky, though. But if you put 2 coats on, it will hide most of it :].
For $2.99, HELL yeah I would buy again!
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