Bright tomato red. Nice, but nothing special.

This looks like a deep coral in the bottle, but after 2 coats, it's more of bright, cherry red (at least compared to my other coral polishes). I still like it though!

My friend gave me this one, and it's not my favorite. Polish quality is standard Essie; which is to say, decent lasting power, smooth, glossy finish, and good consistency.However, the color reminds me of my grandmother. It's a bright-ish red with just enough orange to make it look cheap but not enough to make it a nice coral shade (like Essie's Clambake). As another reviewer mentioned, it's very sheer, which also contributes to the cheap look of it. I think it could be a pretty summer shade for people with darker skin tones, but it wasn't flattering with my very pale skin.

This is a very pretty watermelon red. It's very similar to one of my favorite reds from OPI but this is streaky. This takes 3 coats to even itself out and look decent. Essie is always hit or miss for me and this is a good polish but not great. I prefer the OPI polish over this.OPI My Chihuahua Bites is very close.

One of my top colors from Essie. It really compliments my skin coloring and the shade is very universal. It is a coral but not too peachy. It has a strong pink red tint to it. The only downside to this color is that it is pretty sheer. With three coats, I can still see a faint line of where my nail tip extends past my finger. However, it is the perfect summer shade for toes because my toe nails are short and there is no expose nail tip.