Category: Eye Shadow
Brand: Urban Decay
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similarLlama2
I love wearing Dive Bar with a colour like FireBall or even Freelove for something different and very summery. It’s a very unique colour and I’d describe it as royal purple/sky blue.
It’s great as an accent colour under the lower lash line or on the upper lash line.
Normally I wouldn’t spend this kind of money on a ‘trendy’ colour but Dive Bar is so unique and I really like UD eyeshadows, not to mention I’d get a lot of use out of it during the summer. If I had to choose to have a unique colour, Dive Bar would be it.
debonairGelding0
Another new shade that is amazing in color. In the pan it looks purple when you open it but when you apply it, it has a dark blue shadow. I love it! It has a hint of purple mixed into this shadow even though it comes across as a deep sea kind of blue. When I first seen this shadow, I was not sure I would like it, but the more I went home and thought about how I could blend it with my pinks and purples, I had to give it a try. What a jewel it is. It can be worn alone as a complete wash or mixed & blended with other colors. It blends perfectly and evenly. So smooth and glistens beautifully. It is not a neon glisten but a subtle kind of beauty. I am glad I asked them to keep this one for me. The second picture is what it actually looks like when you first see it.
holisticOwl4
Dive Bar is a charcoal based polish, with teal-to-purple duochrome shimmer. It looks amazing in the bottle, but sadly the color shift doesn’t translate very well on the nail. The shimmer itself it a bit hidden. The formula is ok, a bit thin but still good, and the drying time is average. I still think it is a nice polish for fall and winter, but I just wish it looked like in the bottle, so that’s why I won’t buy it again.
aboardRice2
I was super excited to get a “fall” nail polish color and since the other one I wanted (a less darker green) was sold out I got this one since it looked beautiful. It looks black. Like maybe “off-black” if that exists. But the shimmer is nearly invisible and I only notice it if the light is right and because I know it’s there. Pretty disappointing but it’s less offensive than an actually black polish. Meh. Will not buy again.
giddyBuzzard1
NOT true to bottle color.
Dive Bar, like Midnight Cami, is a dark shimmer polish that looks incredible in the bottle but just doesn’t deliver. The shimmer isn’t dense enough to really shine through the dark base, so it just gets overpowered.
You need to be out in the sun for this color to look anything like teal: the rest of the time it’s muted, murky — just a vague dark color. Much darker than the bottle shows.
lyingCrane3
I have mixed feelings about this product. I don’t know if I got a bad bottle or something, but this colour was nothing like what I thought it’d be. I Google Imaged it and it was a ver pretty metallic greeny-blue. On my nails after the required 2 coats, it’s a flat warm navy colour. It still gets three because I like the colour anyway, but I have to admit that I’m surprised and disappointed that it was in no way like the bottle or picture colour.
As well as the colour issue, the application was terrible. I don’t know if this is a common Essie thing, because this is the first Essie polish I’ve ever used, but the texture was thick and sticky. All nails now have tiny bubbles in the paint (no one else would notice them, but it’s not ideal for me), and the polish did that annoying thing where when you try to put the second coat on and use enough to make it opaque, it does that thing where the texture is like gum or something. For a polish that cost about $12, I found that pretty disappointing.
Overall, I still like this product because the colour is like nothing I have had so far and is a nice vampy kind of navy, but just be aware that if you’re expecting that metallic, duochrome colour, you may be disappointed. Perhaps keep it in the fridge first or something so that you won’t have the annoying texture issue I did, too.
Update: I became more satisfied with the colour over time as I saw it in different lights. It’s pretty much a very deep, metallic teal. It’s nice! Also, somehow the bubbles in the manicure seemed to go away, so all good. I updates my rating from 3 to 4 because of these developments.
sincereRat4
Dive Bar is a hidden gem from Essie. It’s a sexy blackened teal in a sea of endless Essie pastels, light colors, and pinks. The application is great; the polish glides on the nails, looking great in one coat, but needing a second to even it out. Recommended if you like dark, slightly metallic, or vampy polishes and near-black shades.
thrilledGatorade9
The formula is great as usual with Essie polishes. But the color that shows up on your nail isn’t as pretty as the color in the bottle. It’s duller and doesn’t have the same dimensions. You don’t really see all the duo chromes that you see in the bottle on your nails.
superiorSyrup3
This is my most used polish for my fingers! The color is stunning especially in natural light because you can really see the blues and greens! Whenever I can’t decide what color to paint my nails I always turn to this. The color is subtle enough to wear to work yet still fun 🙂
sincereCamel8
This color is everything I wanted Butter London’s “Bluey” to be! While “Bluey” went on a deceptively medium teal base color with blue-green shimmer, “Dive Bar” has a DARK inky blue-teal base color with teal shimmer. It is almost like navy but greener. In the bottle it looks slightly more indigo but I was happy it wasn’t, as there are tons of colors like that available. “Dive Bar” is sort of unique. It reminds me of an LE Urban Decay nail polish that came in a super stingy miniature set a couple of years ago called “Grunge.” That is one of my favorite colors and it’s nice to have found a dupe. Although it is dark, it is not so that it appears black or anything. Two coats are all I needed to get it non streaky and opaque. The wear is good, too. Essie has one of the best polish formulas IMO!
vengefulGelding1
I was drawn to Dive Bar because of its dark, opalescent teal shimmer. I never gravitate toward blues or greens in nail polish but this was so eye-catching. I applied two coats and was fairly satisfied with the formula, a little drippy but nothing major. Initially, I found the color to be a flat gunmetal/navy and was bummed. Once I stepped outside into natural sunlight, I could see the super fine green and teal shimmer within the dark base. It is a really unique polish and takes on different sheens and tones depending on your outfit and the lighting. If you love variations of black/dark polish, I recommend you try this. 🙂
grizzledThrush3
I love this color – but even better as a base with others on top (It reads grayinsh on me – but I still get the blue/teal/green. This looks great with China Glaze Quirky Smile over top. A funky, rich, deep blue/green shade. Love it.