Review on the J Hanna nail polish in the shade artichoke. The brush collects a lot of product with one dip So make sure to wipe it off before you go to apply it to your nails or it could leave it goopy The brush itself is a more of a rounder shape So keep that in mind in case you have a preference for a different shape brush such as a flat brush The polish itself is a really thick consistency. So only one layer was needed to achieve this vibrant shade overall I would rate this polish an 8 out of 10 just because I wasn't the biggest fan of the brush

This is the J. Hanna nail polish in Artichoke. I'm going to do a little nail design, perfect for fall. I'm going to add a little white gem with some nail polish glue. And then I'm going to do a fun French nail tip with the Artichoke color. I love this darker green color for autumn. The nail polish is so smooth and it went on really well. And this is the finished look.

This is the J. Hanna Polish in the shade Ghost Ranch. This is like the perfect spicy orange brown for fall. This is one of five polishes I tried from the brand. Again, only required one coat. It also pairs nicely with Saltillo for a fall manicure.

you like earthy nail polish shades for fall, then I definitely recommend J. Hanna. This is what the shade Ghost Ranch looks like on. It's been five days, I've used it with my classic priming products and a top coat, and there was only minor chipping, which is totally my fault from when I slammed my hand into a door. One issue I have is I'm not a huge fan of the packaging, both in looks and utility. I think the packaging would look a lot better if the caps were just fitted to the bottle instead of like this weird black nub. The long thin stem also makes it more prone to dripping, not just at the brush, but at the stem portion as well. Overall, I really like the unique shades and the formula, but if you're a beginner when it comes to home manicures or just extra clumsy like me, be extra careful when it comes to the packaging. It's a 7 out of 10 for me.

J.Hannah Nailpolish: Artichoke Reviews