China Glaze - White On White 0.5 oz - #70255

As mentioned in previous reviews white is known to be a difficult color to work with. White on White is no exception. As the name would suggest this is a pure white colored cream finish. I decided to use this as part of my Halloween nails this year.Unfortunately despite the fact that this bottle is over a year old the formula was very thin and runny. It is a major flooder and difficult to work with even though I wiped the brush several times per nail. It still ran down the brush onto my nail flooding my cuticles and overflowing onto my fingers themselves.The first coat was streaky and patchy. With the 2nd coat it reached full opacity and smoothed out for the mos part. It still didn't look very good though as it was a bit streaky. As I was using a topper with this one I decided not to do a 3rd coat.White on White comes packaged in the standard ChG bottle w/the standard brush. Though the polish isn't my favorite because of the issues mentioned above, the packaging is fine.Ulta had this one on sale last summer so I think I paid about $5.00 for this. You can get ChG online for less per bottle but for a brick and mortar store this wasn't a bad price.I would not repurchase White on White. The formula just isn't that good though I do like the overall color. If you are interested in a white polish I would suggest you give this one a pass and look for another brand.

I bought this hoping it would be an improvement over other whites that I've tried and been disappointed with. It has a thin workable formula but it pretty much performs like most whites streaky and needs 3 coats, dries to a chalky finish. I got this in a set with 3 other polishes that I like so it wasn't a total loss but I'm still looking for my perfect white polish.

I've been polishing my nails white since forever, so I've used/tried countless different brands for white polishes. Believe me when I say ALL white polishes are going to be somewhat streaky & need at least 2-3 coats. It's not because the formula is bad, it's because that's just what the color white does in general. It's probably if not the hardest, one of the hardest colors to make opaque with one coat...it's pretty much impossible to find that in a white nail polish. That being said, this white was no different (but I already know this from experience with this color, so I expected that realisticly). The only effective way I've found to help this problem, is to first paint a base coat in a neutral color...once dry, start painting over it with the white. It will be less streaky & become opaque easier/faster. This white is a great formula (for a white). It dries pretty fast & doesn't chip too easily. I would definitely buy this again. Only thing is you have to understand what to realisticly expect when you use a white polish....IT WILL be somewhat streaky, they ALL are.

This was my first white nail polish. I got this in the mini size and couldn't wait to use it, knowing China Glaze was a good brand I expected it to be a good quality white. I was wrong. I don't like the formula at all. It's thin, streaky and clumpy. It's VERY streaky, and VERY thin. It takes me about 3 coats to get it a nice solid white color and its really clumpy. Even after the second coat I can still see streaks. Not worth the money!

I love china glaze and i love when a nail polish is easy to use and has a really good formula that i dont have to stress about because i'm not the best nail polisher. This one is average, not as good as "sexy in the city" but definitely better than sally hansen or in my experience, OPI. I don't think its the best white i could fine but then again this is the first white polish ive ever had so maybe im wrong. I havent tried it on french tips but ill update if i do.