Sally Hansen is a well-known beauty brand that offers a wide range of nail care and beauty products. One of their popular products is the Sally Hansen Witch Please nail polish. This particular nail polish is part of their Halloween-themed collection and is perfect for creating spooky and festive nail looks. Witch Please is a deep, rich, and glossy black nail polish with a touch of purple undertones. It has a smooth and sleek formula that applies effortlessly and provides full coverage with just one or two coats. The nail polish dries quickly, which is great for those who are impatient or on the go.
The nail polish dries quickly, which is great for those who are impatient or on the go. This nail polish is perfect for Halloween parties, costume events, or simply to add a touch of drama to your everyday look. You can wear it on its own for a bold and classic look or get creative by experimenting with nail art designs.
Frazzle and Aniploish
Getting this year's Sally Hansen Insta Dri Glow in the Dark swatches in under the wire while it's still Halloween. I chose to get these five: Purple Potion, Squad Ghouls, Gourd-geous, Ghosted, and Witch Please. (The other two limited edition colors were re-releases from last year, the pink Creep It Real and the pale yellow green Fa-boo-lous. I got and swatched those last year even though they were basically re-releases then too, just with the names changed from 2020.)
Due to my continued impatience, I quickly skittled four of these, doing two coats each. Top to bottom: Ghosted (sheer pale yellow green with matching hex and bar glitter), Squad Ghouls (sheer pale sea green with holo micro glitter), Purple Potion (sheer pale purple with pink/purple/blue shimmer), Witch Please (sheer pink with pink/purple/blue shimmer). You can see that the glitter in Ghosted needs care that I did not give it in order to distribute evenly across the nail.
The glitter in Squad Ghouls showed up better at some angles than others. On the nail, Purple Potion and Witch Please were pretty much indistinguishable from each other since the base colors are so sheer and the shimmer appears to be identical.
After charging, these all glowed about the same once the lights went out. My camera (at least as used by me) wasn't able to capture the way the glitter in Ghosted showed up against the glowing background; it made it more interesting to look at in the dark that the other three.
Gourd-geous (orange and black matte glitter in mixed sizes in a sheer orange base) hadn't gotten its time yet, so I did two coats of it on my index finger for my next hand of skittles swatched. I put a black creme base on my other digits and topped that with Ghosted on my middle finger, Squad Ghouls on my ring, and Witch Please on my pinky.
I had to fish for the bigger glitter pieces in Gourd-geous. I did a better job distributing the glitter in Ghosted this time around. Squad Ghouls shines over black, looking like a night sky, with the speckles from the glow in the dark base making a sort of Milky Way effect behind the glitter. Witch Please (and I assume Purple Potion, too) shows up as a blue shimmer over the black.
In the dark, Gourd-geous glowed brighter than the others, as it was two coats to their one. So much glow that it lit up the skin on the finger next to it. (The blue glow on the right side is my knuckles catching the dim black light I failed to turn off in the room . I took some other shots after I did but I liked the ghostly hand effect here.)
I applaud Sally Hansen for giving us a Halloween collection when so many brands have given up on that. I don't even mind the two re-releases because new folks come into the nail polish world all the time and they should have a chance to get classic shades they missed.
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Witch Please can serve as a base color for creating intricate Halloween-inspired nail art such as spiders, ghosts, pumpkins, or mummy wraps. Sally Hansen Witch Please nail polish is also long-lasting and chip-resistant. It offers great durability, so you can enjoy your beautifully manicured nails for an extended period without worrying about constant touch-ups or color fading. The high-quality formula ensures that your nails stay vibrant and glossy, providing a salon-level finish right at home. With Sally Hansen Witch Please nail polish, you can express your creativity and unleash your Halloween spirit through your nails. The stunning black color and excellent formula make it a must-have addition to your nail polish collection. So, whether you're going for a spooky look or simply want to rock a bold and dramatic manicure, Witch Please is the perfect choice for you!.
Reviews for "Sally Hansen Witch Please: Nails that Will Put a Spell on You"
1. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was really excited to try the Sally Hansen Witch Please nail polish because I love the color in the bottle. However, when I applied it to my nails, it turned out really streaky and took multiple coats to look somewhat decent. Even after applying a top coat, it chipped within a day. I was really disappointed with the quality of this polish, especially considering the price.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Sally Hansen Witch Please nail polish but it fell short in every aspect. The color was dull and didn't look anything like what was advertised. The consistency of the polish was also really gloopy and hard to work with. It took forever to dry and even after waiting patiently, it still smudged easily. I wouldn't recommend this polish to anyone.
3. Michelle - 2/5 stars - I usually love Sally Hansen products, but the Witch Please nail polish was a letdown. The color was really pretty in the bottle, but it looked completely different on my nails. It had a weird undertone that clashed with my skin tone. The formula was also thick and difficult to apply evenly. It ended up looking messy and didn't last very long before chipping. I expected better from Sally Hansen.
4. Amanda - 3/5 stars - I had mixed feelings about the Sally Hansen Witch Please nail polish. On one hand, the color was vibrant and eye-catching. However, the formula was quite thin and streaky. It took several coats to achieve opaque coverage, which was time-consuming. Additionally, the polish didn't last very long and started chipping after just a few days. Overall, I think there are better nail polish options available in the same price range.