Sally Hansen Crackle Overcoat is the ultimate in mixing and matching. With eight different shades, the crack overcoat can be paired with any nail colour. From bold blue to mature metallics, you can create a unique mosaic design that's modern and sophisticated. Visit sallyhansen.com for more information.
I did not like this product , I tried the shade snow blast and gave it a shot again but did not like how my nails turned out. Wasn’t for me, although Sally Hansen is a great brand just didn't like this product.
I would love to say that this worked, as the concept is really cool! However, that is not the case at all. If anything, this looks more like caked on gloop than anything else. It did not crackle effect at all. I even used high quality nail polish underneath it, followed all of the directions and everything. This is more of a mess, than an effect. Sad.
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I bought this nail polish for the first time several years ago when the crackle effect on nails was so popular. This nail polish will apply just like any other, but as it dries, the top layer will look like it cracked, letting the colour underneath through. The only downside is that you have to be quick and careful when using this - if you put too much on, or go over the same area, the crackle effect won't work and it will just look like a poorly done paint job.
I purchased this after reading some not so good reviews, comeon its crackle, I remember something like this from when I was a kid, I got all the colors, thinking that some of my clients would love it. I used neon colors as my base colors after applying a neon base coat, and I am in love with the effect, just as I remembered it! Apply it thin and in single strokes, I found if you restroked in a section that it did not have the effect!
I was so happy to find a product that does a crackle coat in amazing colours! Just follow the directions and you'll end up with amazing nails.
Jual Sally Hansen Crackle Overcoat Nail Polish, Ink Splatter, 0.4 Fluid Oun
So I bought the pink over coat with a black base coat. I Dont know what I'm doing wrong, but I cant seem to get it to work. It does'nt crackle at all. Even my 24 year old brother noticed them, and told me they look terrible and I need to take it off. :(
So this product isn't very good. Every colour except black is opaque and looks like you painted with water colors. You MUST do a base coat your color a top coat crackle then another top coat. If you don't put a top coat on before the crackle it won't crackle that good at all.
I like crackle nail polish because it hides my oops at times when my nail polish has not cured long enough and I end up getting gouges or some sort of disfiguring look to my clean a beautiful nails. To the rescue, crackle nail polish saves the day. The thing I like about crackle nail Polish is that it drys quickly then allowing me to use my Sally Hanson nail hardener as a top coat providing a wonderful shine. I have used the red crackle, gold crackle and the silver crackle. Sally Hansen crackle breaks apart nicely and quickly than some other brands I have tried. I really don't like the brush as it seems narrow and therefore you need to swipe about 4 times verses 3 with other brands leaving an uneven colour. What really surprised me was how fast my bottles of crackle dried out. Not a happy camper, what a waste! For variety sake, I put tape on an angle on 1/2 of my nail and the crackly silver colour on the other half. Nice look. For a cost of about $7.00, you could wait for the crackle to go on sale and use a coupon and get it for cheaper.
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I have the snow blast (white) & ink splatter (black). They both are amazing! They crackle, they do what their supposed to do. I bought 1 from Walmart the other from shoppers drug mart. They're about $5 each.This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you purchase through our links. Please read our full disclosure here.
While perusing the shelves of my local drugstore, I came across a new nail polish product, Sally Hansen Crackle Overcoat. I remember the “crackle” style nail polishes from 10 years ago, but being a young girl at the time, I never had the chance to try them. However, nothing was going to stop me from trying the crackle polish trend this time around.
I’m sometimes wary of trying new products, but I feel that Sally Hansen creates quality products at reasonable prices. Plus, I’ve been using Sally Hansen’s Hard As Nails for years with great results.
Sally Hansen Crackle Overcoat, 0.4 Oz
Sally Hansen provides a video full of tips about application, so after reviewing that and the package instructions, I was ready to begin.
First, I painted a base coat on my nails. Since it’s summer, I went with a bright fuchsia shade on all nails, except for a teal shade on my ring finger nails. I used Sinful Colors Professional nail polish in
The Sally Hansen tutorial suggests applying two coats and allowing nails to dry completely before applying the Crackle Overcoat, so that’s what I did.
Heartnat: Sally Hansen Crackle Overcoat In Fuchsia Shock
… and I did not care for the results. The nail polish appeared clumpy and very few “cracks” appeared. I was disappointed, but decided to give it another try.
After using nail polish remover to clean most of the polish off, I quickly reapplied the base coats where necessary and allowed my nails to dry once again. Then I went ahead and applied a
Thinner and lighter coat of the Crackle Overcoat. As the polish dried, many more cracks began to appear, allowing the base coat colors to peek through. I was a million times more pleased with this look:
Jual Sally Hansen Treatment Big Crackle Top Coat Nail Color, Black On, 0.4
Cute, right? After allowing the Crackle Overcoat to dry, I applied the Sally Hansen Hard As Nails as a top coat. The top coat added extra shine to my nails and made the contrast between the white and bright colors pop that much more.
From my experience, I recommend applying a thin layer of the Crackle Overcoat for best results – don’t lay this stuff on thick; it just won’t work if you do. Also, don’t forget to apply a clear top coat. Those two steps combined really make all the difference.
The application was a bit difficult since the brush is rather small and the polish comes out thick, but after experimenting, I was pleased with my final look. I may try some other crackle polishes soon for comparison, but I did like the Sally Hansen product overall.
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Have you ever tried Sally Hansen Crackle Overcoat? What were your results and do you have any application tips to share? Or have you tried any comparable crackle style nail polishes? I’m already thinking of new color combos to try, like a glittery base coat under the
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