This is definitely a fun summer toe polish for me. I would probably never put it on my fingernails. It is a pretty lavender with silver sheen when I applied two coats. It looks pretty with my tan.I didn't find it as streaky as some of the other Essie colors I have tried. You definitely have to put on at least two coats or you will get more of a white with silver color. It doesn't chip easily (but I seem to find that with all the Essie sheer colors when applied with base and top coats.) I will not purchase this one again because it will take me forever to get through this one. I don't think I would ever wear this in the fall or winter months.

Hmm. This is a pale, frosty lilac in the bottle, but on my light, olive toned skin it appears to be a frosty grey-hued white. This is quite sheer, but three coats were pretty opaque for me. It's not a bad color, but I admit that I'm not the greatest at pulling off purples. This color actually reminds me of minimalistic with frost.

This silvery lilac with a gray undertone is very cool and somewhat opaque with 2 coats. I put a top coat of OPI's Princesses Rule over it for some extra oomph. Nice but not a HG by any means.

ME: I am NC30, dark brown hair, brown eyes with goldish greenish flecks.COLOR OF PRODUCT: Though it doesn't appear so in the bottle, this is a *frosted* milky silver with lilac/lavender undertones. I don't find it chalky at all, even against my warm skin. It is quite cool though.PROS: Nice finish after two coats, not your typical silverthis is complex and intersting.CONS: Can be streaky if you dont apply more then 1 coat. (2 coats or more will really reveal the true color of the polish) OVERALL: Its a fun silver polish.PRICE: $7USD found at nail salons, ulta.

Definitely not for this warm NC30-35. I didn't even get to painting my other hand with this pale lilac-tinged silver before I had to take it off. Much too cool and chalky looking for my skin tone.