I bought the lavender-ish color and I like it - although it definitely chips quickly, even after two layers and an extra protective layer. I've had it on for one day and it is chipped at three places.

The colours are great and I liked applying it. The brush requires some adjustment as it's pretty short. But it's definitely not a salon manucure. Great for a night out or a special (short) occasion.

I really wanted to like this nail polish. I love the colours (especially the spring pastels) and the price ($4 or 3 for $10!) but unfortunately I found the nail polish hard to apply and then once it dried it began chipping almost immediately.

I love Joe Fresh, but these are a miss.

I tried out a grey/shimmery color of Joe Fresh nail polish and didn't have a very good experience. I found the polish to be very runny, and it became a bit of a mess to apply. Due to the thin consistency, the covereage wasn't very great and I had to do a couple of coats.

The glittery finish wasn't my taste either. It felt like I took a trip back to Grade 8 when my clear top coat had large flecks of glitter in it (what was I thinking!).

Although it's cheap - I think you get what you pay for with this product.

I'm wearing Joe Fresh polish for the first time today, and the colour is 'mint'. If Pepto Bismal were green, it would look like this. I haven't decided yet if that's a good or bad thing. It's certainly fun and something different, but the colour is lot stronger than I thought it would be.

What I like about the polish is that it's cheap ($4 for 1 or 3 for $10), free of many of the chemicals we don't want in nail polish such as camphor, toluene and formaldehyde and it's certainly cheery! It also dries quickly, which is a plus.

What I don't like is that the colour is too chalky. You have to wear two coats because the first is too watery, but two coats looks more like 4.

Overall, I'm undecided. I'll have to try another colour. I'm tempted by the banana yellow colour.