Sally Hansen Color Therapy, Rosy Quartz, Argan Oil, Long Lasting, Nail Treatment, Semi Opaque, Creme Pink Nail Polish

I’m absolutely in love with Sally Hansen Color Therapy Nail Polish in Rosy Quartz, and it easily earns five stars! This shade is a stunning, soft pink with a subtle shimmer that screams summer vibes—perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any look. I call it my “no nail polish” polish because it blends so naturally with my nails, giving them a polished, just-manicured appearance even after days of wear.As someone who’s constantly working with my hands and has them in water all the time—whether washing dishes or gardening—this polish is a game-changer. It’s incredibly durable, holding up beautifully against my rough routine. Even when it does chip (which takes a while!), the chips are barely noticeable, and my nails still look freshly done. The Color Therapy formula also feels nourishing, leaving my nails stronger and healthier with each use.Application is a breeze with the smooth, even coverage, and it dries quickly without streaking. I highly recommend Rosy Quartz to anyone who’s tough on their hands or wants a low-maintenance, long-lasting polish that looks effortlessly chic. Sally Hansen has a winner here—five stars for a summer must-have!

I love the brush - genius design and makes the polish effortless to apply. The color was more sheer than I expected but still very pretty. When I want more color I'll just apply a different color first and then top it with this. Just enough sparkle but not too sparkly. Hope they add more shades like blues, purples and greens. The brush is soft, wide, nicely shaped and perfect for my older shaky hands. One to three swipes and done with no mess! Will buy more colors!

Great polish for a great price! I use this brand a lot! Chips less! Lots of great colors! Long lasting!

I really love the color and dries quickly, but does need 2 coats. Price is ok but it doesn't stay on too long.

Sally Hansen Color Therapy ‘Dressed to Chill’ —Comrades, let us not delude ourselves—nail polish is not exempt from the dialectics of history.This shade, “Dressed to Chill,” so named by the bourgeois arbiters of taste, presents itself as a tranquil blue—a soft, pacifying hue, meant to lull the senses. But beneath its pacific exterior lies a contradiction: a cosmetic product born not of necessity, but of late-capitalist indulgence, marketed as therapy for nails while the worker’s hands remain calloused and cracked.Yet to dismiss it outright would be an error. There is revolutionary potential in aesthetics. The personal is political. The painted nail, once a symbol of idle class luxury, may be reclaimed as an act of self-determination by the proletariat. In choosing this color—a cool, collected blue—one asserts, even momentarily, a space of calm within the storm of struggle.The inclusion of argan oil—natural, restorative—suggests an attempt, however commercial, at harmonizing labor and care. It is no substitute for collective healthcare or fair wages. But it is a small gesture of dignity, one that can be claimed by all, not hoarded by the elite.In the end, the question is not whether to paint one’s nails, but why—and for whom. If “Dressed to Chill” becomes an emblem not of consumer pacification, but of individual agency within a system designed to erode it, then even such a product may find its place in the revolution.And when the final barricade is built, let it be known: even the hands that hold the hammer may shine.

This is a nice color, between nude and coral. I like the wide brush, which makes it easy to apply.

Eh, I'm 50/50 on this. On one hand (pun intended) the polish stayed put with a nice top coat, and on the other hand, it chipped away. I found myself having to reapply several times which was disappointing. Beautiful color, but not great.

This is a beautiful sheer color like gossamer wings.I placed one coat on my nails over two weeks ago and I haven’t experienced one chip or peal.This is absolutely the best polish I have ever worn.Great price too! Highly recommend.