Complete crap... I had high hopes, but it's impossible to get the stars off the brush (if they come out of the bottle at all), and if they do come off the brush, they clump together and getting them apart requires so much work with the brush that you ruin your manicure... You'll just get giant globs of clear polish, which takes SO LONG to dry. Better to put loose glitter confetti on freshly painted nails with a toothpick or tweezers... And $3.50 for a WnW polish is overpriced, even if it was decent enough.

I had such bad luck with this polish, which was disappointing for me because in the bottle the polish looks so cute. I love the starry glitter concept, but I could barely get any of the stars on the brush let alone my nails and then there was the problem of the polish refusing to dry-- it was horrible. I might try another of the Fergie nail polishes but after 'Hollywood Walk of Fame' I'm a little hesitant.

This is a really fun polish! I seen this and passed it up at least 4 times and finally decided one day when I was at Walgreens to grab it.

It has big star shaped glitters and little tiny speckles in different colors in a clear polish. I first tried to apply it right off the wand that it comes with. While that half way works I ended up just pouring some out on a piece of paper and getting a toothpick and picking up the glitter that way. It took a little longer but it was more the look I was going for because I could then place it where I wanted.

I found it at Walgreens for $3.49 which is a little expensive IMO for a WnW polish. I'm sure Walmart will have these soon or a later since they now carry WnW. Not sure I'd buy this again because this will last me for a while but if you have any question about it pick it up for yourself and give it a try!

This is just a clear polish with scant glitter and metallic blue, red, pink and silver stars in it. It's kind of a crap shoot to get the stars where you want them, and Kleancolor sells this same thing for only $1. This was on sale at Wags for $1.99, regularly $3.49.

Kind of gimmicky (spelling?). Although this is really cute, there is no possible way to apply this other than to hope at least a couple stars stick to the brush. Even then you have to manually remove them from the brush to place them where you want. Plus the staying power is horrible- as is any nail polish with large glitter pieces.

If you try to brush these on, you will get a glop of clear polish and no stars. So, next time I want to use stars in my pedicure, I will just buy star confetti and place them on my freshly clear-polished painted nails.

This would be much better if they had loaded the bottle with stars. My bottle along with the others on the rack were lacking in the confetti.

I love stars! Really do. I have so much star crap it is ridiculous. So naturally, when I saw this I had to pick it up. I don't really care about staying power, or whether or not it will chip. It is Wet N Wild. I'm pretty much guessing that it won't hold up, but it is adorable and I'm in love with it. I layered it over Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Petrol.

This is one of the most fun & unique drug store polishes I have ever come across. This has very large rainbow star glitters floating in a cloudy base infused with these fine silver slivers. Because the stars are so large I only used them on my big toenails. I used them over a shimmery blue color and it looks so festive. Very shiny and flashy especially in the sun. I love it! Application was tricky though. I had to pat it on in order to get the right amount & right colors of stars right where I wanted them. It wasnt impossible though. continued >>