SO CUTE!! China Glaze's Watermelon Rind is a bright and rich shade of emerald green (with a hint of teal) and it's loaded with TONS of microshimmer. So it's super-sparkly on the nail. It reminds me a lot of Butter London's Henley Regatta, but not quite as blue-leaning. It's a gorgeous nail polish overall and a lot of fun to wear. Four lippies intead of five because its formula is very sheer and 3-4 coats are needed for complete opacity. But the end results are worth it. Excellent wear with this one as well.I liked this one a lot and I would buy it again. Recommended!

This color has STAYING POWER!!! When I used to do my nails every other day, I left this color on. It stayed for 5 days with no chipping and could've gone longer if I hadn't removed it. THIS IS MY NUMBER ONE FAVORITE NAIL POLISH ABSOLUTELY OF ALL TIME AND IM SURE OF THAT!!!!! I was mega pissed cuz either sally beauty stopped carrying it or they stopped making it so I got it on clearance. I used LA girls calcium builder base and top and got 5 days. The only reason I don't use this polish as often as I'd like is because sally stopped carrying it. If u can find it, buy it.

For longevity, this is one of my favourites. I got three days out of it with NO CHIPS and am pussing a weak with just some very minor edge wear and chips. This is a big deal for me, as usually I am touching up after a day or two (I guess I am hard on my nails) even with OPI and similar quality polishes.The colour is beautiful, too. Two coats is enough, and it's nice and sparkly. It is more blue than green as others have commented, but I do not pay much attention to polish names anyway.

As the other reviewers have indicated, "Watermelon Rind" is a misnomer for this shade, however I knew what it looked like when I bought it. I put it on in a hurry yesterday and applied two coats. It looks great today despite having worked in the garden. I wear my nails very short, so that means my nails are not subject to stress and bending. They look like beautiful aquamarine jewels. I am very happy with this purchase.

Watermelon Rind seems like a really inappropriate name for this polish. It's a dark teal, and while it has some green in it, the color reads much more blue. The shade and glass-fleck finish make for a very unique and pretty color that grabs attention. The formula is a bit on the thin side, and I need at least 3 coats for opaque coverage. It's pretty, but it's not a color that I reach for often.