A great polish! Grey-tone muted blue with fine micro-shimmer. The polish is a bit thicker than the other Essie polishes that I have tried so it only took two coats. One of my fav blue shades and wears well without top-coat.

A gorgeous grey toned pastel blue with very subtle shimmer. The first coat applies streaky but evens out perfectly with a second coat. This was quite hard to find in europe as it came out in 2009 but was well worth the hunt. If you can't find this colour, China Glaze Sea Spray would be very similar (though Sea Spray is a tiny bit darker). I also love wearing this with China Glaze Techno on top just to create some sparkle!.

I am in love with the color of this polish. Its not the bright vivid or dark midnight type of blue that can sometimes only be meant for specific occasions. Its a grey/muted blue, absolutely gorgeous and surprisngly wearable shade for either play or work. I see this also wearable for all seasons. It has the air of springy-ness to it but also the fall feeling with the grey tones. I am tanned now and I love it with and without having a tan. The only downfall is that I need about 2 to 3 coats to make it work for me without it looking streaky. I also think it maybe LE, if so thats really too bad because its so darn pretty.

such a pretty color! it's a dusty greyish cornflower blue shade that's perfect for spring/summer. I have owned other baby blue polishes that were very stark, but sag harbor is surprisingly soft/muted and definitely work appropriate even. love!

Soft satiny dove blue with a subtle pearly shimmer. Really beautiful color with this sort of soft glowy look. The touch of gray prevents it from looking like an Easter egg color, though. This polish is a creme but the formula isn't ideal--it's a little thick and sticky and dries slowly. You need at least two coats for opacity. This is not a color you can just slap on, even with a quick-dry top coat. I love the color, but I'm knocking off a lippie due to the formula.