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If you spend a buck on nail polish, you’re going to get what you pay for. But even spending more doesn’t always guarantee a decent finish that’ll hold up—and there’s nothing that’ll kill your style vibe quicker than busted up polish. We’ve always had good luck with OPI, which can be had for less than $10 (like here on Drugstore.com), and generally lives up to its salon reputation. But what are your picks for best polish under $10 (especially ones you can get at the corner drug store)?
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Sinful Colors at Walgreens is only $2 for a good-sized bottle, and it comes in oodles of great colors. On its own, the polish chips after about a day, but a layer of Sally Hansen nail hardener solves that (I’ve had one color stay on my toes for two weeks).
I’m pretty into the Revlon nail polish line. They only offer really classic colours from what I’ve seen, so if you’re not into pinks and reds, it’s not for you but it lasts a pretty long time for $4 polish
I favor OPI most of the time, but Sally Hansen Diamond series has good longevity and can be had in the $4 range in most stores. With OPI and a coat of clear Sally Hansen hardener over it, I generally get two weeks out of my polish before I need to strip and redo.
There are nail polishes that cost more than $10!!! I’m outraged. I’m a fan of essie. For some reason I can always find it at DSW near the checkout for about $4.
