It stays inside the line
The fibre nib is firm, so it follows the curve of your cuticle instead of flooding it. Nothing to tidy up with a cotton bud afterwards.
Sunday Polish is nail colour in a twist-up pen. A firm fibre nib meters the lacquer, so you get a clean line at the cuticle and nothing pooling anywhere it shouldn't.
The Pastel set
The brush was always the problem: too much lacquer at the ferrule, not enough control at the edge. A nib fixes both, and it does it in your coat pocket.
The fibre nib is firm, so it follows the curve of your cuticle instead of flooding it. Nothing to tidy up with a cotton bud afterwards.
Colour is metered through the nib a stroke at a time. Nothing pools at the brush, nothing runs down the side of your finger.
Thin, even coats set quickly. You're back on your phone in a couple of minutes rather than sitting with your hands in the air.
Capped, sealed and cabin-friendly. Fix a chipped thumb on the train instead of starting the whole hand again at home.
Every one an opaque crème that goes on flat and stays flat — no sheers to build, nothing to guess at. Hover anything to see what it's called.
If choosing five from sixteen sounds like a whole evening, we've done it for you. Each box is five pens, a card, and no further decisions.
Push the cuticle back, take the shine off with a buffer, wipe with a prep pad. Thirty seconds of this is why colour stays put for days.
Twist the barrel until the nib is wet. One stroke down the middle, one down each side. Leave it a minute, then go over it again.
Glass Top Coat over everything, free edge included. That's where the gel look comes from, and it's what stops the chip.
Sunday Polish is a design demo. The reviews below are written for it and are not real customers.
Twenty minutes, a top coat, and a colour you actually chose. That's the entire pitch.