Olive Jelly - Olive Green Jelly Nail Polish - 0.37 Fl Oz (11 mL) - Vegan & Cruelty-Free

Like every cirque jelly I’ve tried, it’s long lasting, non-srreaky, and looks good in either 1 coat or 3 depending on how sheer you want it

I was looking for a tinted polish and so far this is perfect. You can get more color with more coats. I don’t think it’s gel, the directions are like normal polish. I like the slightly pinkish color, and the glossiness, and plan to try the other shades. I haven’t tried to remove it yet so will update review if any problems. Update-lasts pretty long, at least 5 or so days without any major chipping (with a top coat) & no issues removing with normal polish remover.

I have been looking for this color for at least two years and have been unable to find it at my nail salon and local stores. When I finally saw this shade upon searching for “jelly nail polish” I didn’t know the brand Cirque Colors but I was so hopeful it would hit the mark… and it did. Marsala Jelly starts as a sheer, nude pink, perfect for a French manicure. It’s buildable to the most beautiful, deep, merlot pink. I had a top coat handy but actually didn’t need it! The finish is perfect. Cirque Colors- I hope you read this review because you have a loyal customer for YEARS. I will be buying this over and over. Thank you!

This one was worth the few extra dollars. Unlike cheaper brands, Cirque Colors is of uniform and light consistency and goes on particularly smoothly. It doesn't dry as you are painting, so the coverage is the same across the nail. It is also just as sheer as advertised. They recommend a base and a topcoat, which with my soft nails is a must to avoid chipping. I would buy again to save money by spending a little more, but being much happier with the application and the appearance and therefore trying fewer brands that then age in my closet.

I’m obsessed with the Snow Cone color! Neon nail polishes are hard to find and this one is stunning. It holds up and looks great on nails! Great quality. The most unfortunate part is the brush. It’s an old model nail polish brush. The newer polishes have flat brushes, which makes applying nail polish so much more efficient. Otherwise, it’s my current favorite polish!

The polish went on smoothly and had great staying power, but as with all sheers, your skin tone has a huge affect on the final color. The Rose jelly looked more like a warm nude and the Marsala was similarly warm toned in the bottle. Alas, when applied they looked nothing like I expected. Disappointed, but buying online is always a bit of a gamble.

This color is very sheer because it’s a jelly. You have to layer it several times to actually see a deposition of color. For this reason, it never looks milky or opaque. Instead, it looks like a tint for your nails. However, this is exactly the look I was going for. I purchased the Rosewater Jelly which is a true pink color with a slight mauve undertone. Love it! For reference, my pic is 6 coats of the jelly with an under and base coat. Took a little while to dry but worth it.

I was very disappointed with my purchase of the color Gumdrop. The description and picture indicated light turquoise-mint and I received this very flat blue with no hint of green whatsoever. The formula is not self leveling and is very streaky. It takes a long time to dry even after using a fast dry topcoat (Seche Vite). If you are expecting a pretty mint jelly base as pictured, this is not the polish for you.