I love this nail polish by Essie. I think they have really generously sized bottles for a start, and the nail polishes go on with one coat, which I greatly appreciate.You can of course add a second coat for maximum opacity, but rarely need to if you go bold enough the first time round.I also bought this polish on the cosmetics fairy website for £1 and they currently have a whole selection of Essie nail polish available in their clearance products. This really is one of the best brands of nail polish available, so I highly recommend Cosmetics Fairy for super affordable products and test size cosmetics.

I was hoping for an opaque dark orange and didn't have time to look this polish up online while standing in the store. Unfortunately, while the color was spot on, the finish is a jelly cream, nothing will make it opaque. It wears very well with good staying power and applies semi-smoothly (which is surprising for a jelly-cream). Since I had wanted an orange for nail art, this one went back to the store. Bummer as this was a pretty color.

Exactly the color I wanted. Looks more red on me than in the bottle. I would call it a red although my kid said it was orange and that's really what I wanted: a very bright orangey red. The formula was very watery, much thinner than my other Essie polishes, but I didn't find it to be sheer.

Love , love, love this color. This is my second bottle as I had purchased this a few years ago and ran out. Beautiful red-orange color.

Pretty color but way too sheer. From Essie's Summer 2011 Collection, Meet Me at Sunset it a deep shade of orange. It looks almost orange-red but not quite. A unique and flattering color but the formula leaves something to be desired. Not opaque even after three coats. Three! I love Essie but some of their polishes have a weak formula, and this is one of them.Wouldn't buy it again.