Sally Hansen Miracle Gel in 110 Birthday Suit

Way back when (September),I reviewed the Sally Hansen Miracle Gel in 220 Pink Tank, looking to eventually test out a lighter colour to see if it fared on my nails in the same way as Pink Tank. As a recap, Pink Tank + the Miracle Gel Top Coat boasted high shine, bold colour, and it even stuck around on my nails for 6 days (compared to the up to 14 days claim). 

In general, the Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Polishes are meant to be used in 2 easy steps, with up to 14 days of colour and shine with easy removal and no light required to cure the polish. 

And then there was the Sally Hansen Miracle Gel in 110 Birthday Suit ($10.95) is a pale nude - a hair lighter than the cult Essie Sand Tropez (though I wouldn't necessarily call it a dupe because it's about the same price). Although 110 Birthday Suit is in the same range of polishes, the formulation feels a bit different. 

As a much lighter colour, Birthday Suit took three coats for full opacity on the nails (as opposed to two for Pink Tank). Furthermore, the polish seemed to feel slightly thicker in consistency, though with the same "regular polish" drying time of about 5 minutes between coats and 10-15 after the top coat. After applying the top coat, the polish is high-shine, super glossy...and pretty much salon-perfect. Lasting power is even better than Pink Tank, at a solid 10 days. Also, removal is as easy as a cotton pad with some polish remover. 

Overall, the Sally Hansen Miracle Gel in 110 Birthday Suit is just as good if not better than the previous colour that I had tried. Plus, it's eons more wearable for the office and sticks around on the nails a few more days before chipping. 

Have you tried the Sally Hansen Miracle Gels? 

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