Berried Juniper
Berried Juniper
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Berried Juniper is a mid-tone sage green cream.
Opaque in 1-3 coats depending on nail length.
Colors
Colors
- Green
- Gray
Finishes
Finishes
- Cream
Ingredients
Ingredients
Butyl Acetate, Ethyl Acetate, Nitrocellulose, Adipic Acid/Neopentyl Glycol/Trimellitic Anhydride Copolymer, Acetyl Tributyl Citrate, Isopropyl Alcohol, Acrylates Copolymer, Stearalkonium Bentonite, N-Butyl Alcohol, Styrene/Acrylates Copolymer, Benzophenone-1, Silica, Alumina, Trimethylpentanediyl Dibenzoate, Titanium Dioxide, Black Iron Oxide, FD&C Yellow #5 Aluminum Lake, Ferric Ammonium Ferrocyanide
Size
Size
15ml / 0.5oz

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i love the formula of this polish! this paired with the top coat was a beautiful glossy finish.
perfect formula that could be worn in one coat if you were in a hurry! blown away by this brand.
This is a slight dusty medium green. It is a lovely color on its own or topped with Cafe Countertops or Beginner’s Luck. This is a neutral green which can transition from season to season easily.
Beautiful cream, perfect for nail art and skittles! I love this cream so much - I used it for the leaves in the design below. The formula is impeccable. I am able to get this opaque in two coats but I think shorties can get this opaque in just one. It's amazing for nail art and I love skittling it with other Cracked Greens.
In the pictures, it's on my index in two coats. It is a true cream formula. The other polishes for comparison are (thumb to pinky):
- Dappled Willow (2 coats)
- Berried Juniper (2 coats)
- Sunlit Moss (2 coats)
- See Through Green (3 thick coats)
- Can't See Green (2 coats)
This is a great color for fall or spring! For spring, I love it topped with a thin coat of Petals on the Surface!
This polish is so smooth and beautiful. Application is smooth and easy, it levels beautifully. And the color is gorgeous! Swatches are very accurate, and it looks great with my skin tone.
Beautiful formula and great transitional color for not quite spring or early fall manis
I usually don't reach for a creme as I always want something more 'exciting'. But this shade blew me away, I could not stop looking at my nails. It is such a beautiful and peaceful green and has a great formula.
A friend was looking for this so I posted the sample pic to a Dupes Facebook group and so many Cracked Cronies shared Berried Juniper, and they were spot on! I bought two one for the friend and one for me! It’s on my index finger in this pic and Slated to Paint on my thumb.
So pigmented and such a beautiful, unique shade. She’s a one-coat wonder and looks great with a matte topcoat too. This was my first Cracked Polish and a total gateway drug for me. How is the formula this smooth and opaque and perfect? How??
Another beautiful and high performing formula. I love the muted gray tone the color has while still firmly being a green. It was nicely opaque and only took two coats for full coverage. The high opacity made it really easy to use to paint on some nail art. It was very good at self leveling as well.
It's such a pretty, cozy color, I absolutely adore it! And formula is amazing, as always! Highly recommend!
This is such a beautiful green color! I paired it with Scorchy and it might have been one of my fav manis of all time.
I got the plant trio and layered it with a olive based purple shimmer polish and I couldn’t be happier!
I have heard rave reviews of Cracked cremes, but oh my goodness, this was incredible. Amazing coverage in one coat (two coats pictured), flawless self leveling, and so easy to work with. Love the color.
This is a dusty green reminiscent of ivy climbing an ancient castle wall. It's classy and understated, perfect for a spring wedding or even the workplace. A unique and beautiful polish.
Perfect formula...
A nice true medium green. Kind of a dark sage. And a one coater!
Such a beautiful green for spring.
This goes on great and looks wonderful. It’s not too blue to make it look like a teal, but it’s also not too yellow, just a nice desaturated green for when you want a little something different but not something vividly green.
A slight creamier army green almost. It reminds me of grass. It's my favorite green.
I’m a sucker for greens but I love this shade. Sophisticated and great for winter into spring
A gorgeous rch green. goes on like butta!