Nude Jelly Nail Polish - Pretty Milk Tea Color Sheer Nail Polish - Crystal Clear Natural Look - Water Based Quick Dry No UV Light Needed - Perfect for Everyday Wear & French Manicures

I've recently become obsessed with the "jelly nails" look but wanted to experiment with it using a polish that didn't need a UV light nor a convoluted removal process. This polish brand didn't have any reviews when I decided to purchase it a week ago, but the price was right ($7) and it came quickly with Prime. I chose the pink color and figured I could see what it was all about and leave a review to benefit others.The polish looks more pinky-brown in the bottle but it goes on very sheer allowing you to build up the color to get the desired effect you are looking for. The color goes on smoothly and never streaked during any of my applications. I found the polish also dried pretty quickly. In the first photo, I show my natural nail for reference and then how it looks with one coat and then another nail with two coats of polish. I eventually did all my nails in two coats and then set about my life and routine to see what it did or didn't do.(Note: I did not use a base coat or top coat. Also, the pictures that accompany the polish listing on Amazon from the seller have ombre' nail art examples on the finished nails. I think this could be accomplished depending on where you paint the additional coats of this polish and then finishing up with a top coat to make it all smooth...)Right off the bat, I loved the color on my natural nails! The "nail" shown in the Amazon listing next to the polish bottle is very rose pink but I found that is not accurate in real life. In real life, the color is this PERFECT pinky-brown nude. I think it is the equivalent of what a BB cream does for your face but for nails: It's a natural-looking you, only BETTER! The first day of my DIY manicure looked great. Even the second day looked fine and by then I'd done some dishes and taken a shower. By the third day, the polish on the tips of my nails was a bit worn away, but because of the color, I didn't think it was noticeable unless you were told what to look for. And in fairness, I'd done a fair amount of cleaning, sans gloves, in getting the house ready for a dinner party. I did take the polish off before the guests arrived but used regular nail polish remover to do so. No issues! The listing mentions it will peel off if you soak your hands in warm water for a little bit, but I didn't have time for this, even though I tried to scratch it off a bit on one nail to see if that was a possibility.The second photo in my review is two coats of Zoya Naked Manicure Perfector in Pink on my nails and then one coat of MBZB Pink on top. This combo is utter perfection for gorgeous nude nails that removes the "white" from the Zoya yet makes my fingers look longer because my nails themselves "disappear" even though they are glossy from the polish. Photographs don't do the MBZB justice, in my opinion.Overall, I'm terribly happy with this polish purchase, highly recommend, and I look forward to experimenting with how it lasts with a top coat!