Orly Nail Lacquer - Lollipop - #20729

Great feminine, girly shade without being 'kiddish,' if that makes sense? Good for Spring, and even Summer.....but really people wear any color any time of year anymore. I have luck with Orly nail polishes, and this one is one of my fave colors I have from them. I have 10-12 bottles, and they pretty much all apply very nicely and wear very well. There may be a bottle or two that apply a tad streaky or chip a little sooner, but that is with any line. Great cool-toned shade; great for fair skinned gals and/or those who like cooler tones. Removes easily. One note, Orly seems to need 'shaken' up more than say, my OPI or Essie polishes. Even if a shade sits for a mere week or so, it seems to 'separate' and it needs shaken up again (even brand-new bottles that I just purchased). Not sure what is up with that, but they do shake up easily and the formula is good to go again. Not really a huge deal, but I can see these may not last as long sitting in the cupboard or nail stash at home as some other brands. And to me, that is a bit of a bummer. But if you are not one to keep nail polish bottles for a year or more, then that may not be an issue for you. It may not be an issue, anyway, for some, but it is just something I have noticed with these nail polishes, for me, anyway. That all said, would re-purchase. They do apply for the most part very nicely and wear well. Just for whatever reason, I do not see these being something that can or should sit around a long time in your closet. You may have different luck with these in that regard, but that was just my finding. :-)

Cool-toned lavender pink creme, gorgeous color but mine is thick and gloopy and impossible to work with as well as taking ages to dry. Thinner has improved application but it is still a streaky pain that still needs 3 4 careful thin coats and ages to dry :(It seems to me this is a really hard color to get right as this is my 3rd try to get this type of shade. Previous duds were Essie (French Affair limited edition), and a Rimmel 60 Second (I forget which) and all those were as bad as Orly Lollipop. Next time I'm sticking to Zoya. Had great success with Zoya so far never a dud.

Not sure what the problem with the formula is but it's fine. Its way better than Essie and is not streaky or thick or runny. It's a nice and easy formula to apply and evens out after 2 coats. Pretty deeper lavender color that looks almost skintone on me. I am a NW20.

What a pretty color. This color looks subtle cute, and, classy. Good pigment, high quality lasts long. Looks natural on nails. I am a big fan of pastel colors so it is a must have in my drawer. Part of my top 10 nail polishes. I thought it was only mine but After reading other reviews I realized that the formula is pretty bad, it is thick and a mess to put it. I will use a thinner with it.

This is a Great color, so 3 lippies....but the formula is AWFUL!! It is really thick, gloppy and a mess to apply. It does go on opaque and does NOT streak as awful as some opaque Essie polishes ( I always use a base coat so maybe that helps) nonetheless, I would not repurchase. The formula is very disappointing!