Aug
2013
The texture trend: Sally Hansen Fuzzy Coat
Piggybacking off runway shows, Sally Hansen has developed a new trend in nail polishes.
Called Fuzzy Coat, these polishes create the illusion of blurred, woven, and marbled fibers, resembling hand-spun yarn over your existing nail polish. Available in eight different shades, Fuzzy Coat spices up any mani!
When I first saw Sally Hansen’s Fuzzy Coat in stores it didn’t really impress me. From the name alone, I thought it would make your nails feel fuzzy once applied. It doesn’t do that. Instead it basically just adds confetti to your nails.
I tried Wool Lite and Fuzz-Sea and between the two, I prefer the pink one (Wool Lite) better. I layered it over Sally Hansen’s Complete Salon Manicure in I Lilac You and the juxtaposition between the pink and purple was really pretty. Fuzz-Sea is blue and yellow “confetti” (aka bar glitter but without the glitter) and I layered that over Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear in Mint Sorbet. It was alright, but it reminded me of those Easter egg chocolates.
I would apply two coats to get a ton of the confetti on my nails and with a topcoat, they lasted a few days without chipping. Removal was like taking off glitter polish, I had to use a few cotton rounds to remove all of it.
Overall, I didn’t think I would love these and I don’t. I have seen bar glitter topcoats before and that is essentially what these are (except these aren’t shiny). Also, with a name like Fuzzy Coat, I was expecting to have teddy bear nails, which unfortunately I did not (wahhh).
At $7.95 a pop, if you wanted to give these a try you certainly aren’t breaking the bank.
Are you going to give Sally Hansen’s Fuzzy Coat a try?
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Please note, I was sent this product for review purposes. All opinions are my own.
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