Trust Fund Beauty Nail Polish in Elegantly Wasted

7 Reviews

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   solemnApricots8

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   I got this nail polish in an ipsy bag in the shade “No Filter”. Super nice pale lavender shade, covers nicely with no streaks, but unfortunately it chips very easily. The packaging however is very quality and thick- no way I could ever break it.

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   excitedSalt6

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   This nail polish is a nice smokey purple shade, lovely to layer under sparkly top coats or just wear alone. I think this has more staying power than some of the other shades from the range, but you definitely need to use this with a base and top coat. This lasts about 4 – 5 days before I need repaint. This is a bit expensive considering the wear time, so I would stick to nail polishes that are longer lasting, like Zoya polishes. For a similar shade in a long-lasting formula, I prefer the Vapour Organic Beauty Nail Lacquer in Eternal.

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   selfishCod2

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   I love Trust Fund Polish. After receiving “I’m Kind of a Big Deal,” in my Ipsy bag, I purchased several other colors.

   When polishing my nails at home, I generally use light shades, which are less forgiving when poorly applied. I find that Trust Fund goes on smoothly and is so easy to apply. Even darker tones look good when I do it myself.

   The cons? Well, this polish is expensive. Some shades — are they formulated differently? — chip easily. But I think the good outweighs the bad, and the color doesn’t stain my nails as other polishes might.

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   cockyEggs1

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   I got this in my ipsy bag and a few months later received another (a Barbie pink called “I’m Kind of a Big Deal”) I was thrilled to be getting another color in my ipsy bag because these polishes are phenomenal! I work with my hands so nail polish never lasts more than a few hours on my nails. After a full 24 hours with this polish on the most I have is a little tip wear and that’s WITHOUT base or top coat. As someone who has a 3000+ nail polish collection I can attest to the fact that this brands formula is amazing. You could get away with one coat with these. The polish is nearly opaque in one coat, it goes on perfectly smooth, and it is beyond easy to apply. Yes, this polish is pricy at $15 a bottle, however you need far less than other polishes for one manicure as its opaque in one to two coats and is so easy to apply you won’t waste any having to redo it, plus it lasts longer on the nail than any other polish I’ve tried so the bottle will last you longer than a cheaper bottle of polish. The formula and application are definitely worth the price tag.

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   curiousCaviar7

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   I received this polish in my Ipsy bag, and it’s one of the best products I’ve gotten from Ipsy. This polish is a lavender-blue creme. It goes on well, is opaque in two coats (nearly opaque in one), and the brush is easy to work with. It’s similar to OPI’s You’re Such a Budapest, which is one of my all-time favorite polishes. Because of this polish I checked out Trust Fund Beauty’s site, and I found a number of polishes I covet. Their colors tend to fall into the kind of color families I enjoy (cool tones, blues, purples, pinks). $15 is a bit pricey for a bottle of polish, but I’m considering getting others.

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   grudgingCordial4

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   I never would have purchased or worn this pastel purple shade if I had not received it in my ‪Ipsy‬ ‪‎augustglambag‬. I polished my fingernails and toenails the day I received the package. I was surprised that I actually like the color. Especially on my toes. Sometimes its good for a girl to try something outside of the norm. I love that this brand is 5 free: formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate, toluene, camphor and formaldehyde resin. I also like the bottle shape. I think that if you only had ‪‎trustfundbeauty‬ polish you would be able to store them nicely thanks to the space-saving design

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   sincereMuesli6

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   I got this in an Ipsy bag and didn’t realize it was a $15 polish until after I applied it for the first time. It’s very pigmented and glossy, and you could get away with one coat if you wanted to. This shade is a dark pastel lilac creme with a lot of cool grey in it. It is a hard shade for me to pull off (fair skinned with neutral undertones) but it’s unlike anything else in my nail polish collection and I can see myself using it as a fall pedicure counterpoint to richer colors on my manicure. But I wouldn’t go out of my way to track down other shades by this company — $15 is a lot.

   $15 for a 17 ml heavy glass bottle on Amazon.