Before and after: natural nails, then the Sweenly Nail Pen in Cherry

NolyNails Reviews (2026): What Trustpilot Says Before You Order

NolyNails advertises a marker-style nail polish, "no UV lamp" needed, with a "vegan and naturally derived formula". If you have seen the ads and typed "NolyNails reviews", here is what is publicly available, with sources and dates, and nothing added.

A note on fairness: Sweenly makes the Sweenly Nail Pen and Lip Pen, so read this as a comparison written by one of the two brands. Everything about the other product comes from its own website as of September 19, 2026; we have not tested it ourselves and we make no claims about its quality. Brand names belong to their respective owners, and Sweenly is not affiliated with them.

The Trustpilot record

On Trustpilot, as of September 19, 2026, the NolyNails profile (nolynails.it) shows a 1.2 out of 5 TrustScore from 109 reviews, 98% of them one star and 2% four-star. The profile is marked "Unclaimed", which means the company has not registered to respond to its reviews.

What reviewers report

We are summarizing what reviewers wrote, not verifying it, and we are not adding our own judgment:

  • Orders not received. The most frequent report: customers say they paid and the product never arrived, or that they could not get a response from the brand.
  • Disappointment with the product. Reviewers who did receive it describe poor quality and difficult application.
  • Product origin. Some reviewers say the product was advertised as European-made and that what they received did not match that claim.
  • Reactions. At least one reviewer reports a skin reaction after use.

Read the reviews yourself at the link above; they are short and there are a lot of them.

What the brand discloses about itself

This is the part we would check first with any brand that exists mainly through ads. On September 19, 2026: the main site (nolynails.com) did not load for us, the Spanish site (nolynails.es) was behind a password page, the Trustpilot profile is unclaimed, and we could not find a company name, a postal address or a registration number anywhere we looked. That may change; it is simply what was visible on that date.

A checklist before ordering any nail pen from an ad

  1. Is there a legal notice with a company name and address? It is a legal requirement for selling cosmetics in the EU and the norm in the US.
  2. Is the Trustpilot profile claimed, and does the brand answer? A claimed profile with replies is a brand that expects to be around.
  3. Is the full ingredient list published? Not "clean", the actual INCI.
  4. Is there a return policy and a support email that answers?
  5. Does the product exist beyond the ad? Tutorials, a shade guide, a FAQ that answers real questions.

How Sweenly answers that checklist

  • Format: felt-tip pen, 22 shades, $21.99 each. Pick any 5 for the Nail Pen Pack at 50% off ($10.99 a pen).
  • Drying: air-dries like classic polish (a few minutes), no lamp required.
  • Two ways to wear it: on its own, it wears like a nice classic polish for a few days. With the Long-Lasting Kit ($28.99: UV Top Coat + UV Lamp), the color is sealed under the lamp for longer wear and a gel-like shine.
  • Formula: water-based, made without HEMA and without TPO, virtually no smell.
  • Removal: the acetone-free Sweenly Remover ($10.99) on a cotton pad; with the top coat, a classic remover.
  • Coverage: about 20 to 25 manicures per pen.
  • Shipping: free in the US over $65; 3 to 7 business days after dispatch.
  • Legal notice: Sweenly is operated by Synchronicite LLC, registered in Wyoming, with a postal address, a phone number and a support email in the legal notice.
  • Ingredients: the full INCI is on every product page.
  • Support and returns: support@sweenly.com answers within 24 business hours; the refund policy is published.
  • Beyond the ad: a video tutorial, a shade guide, a FAQ, and a reviews page built from the post-purchase survey (4.6/5, 92% at 4 or 5 stars, September 2026).

If a felt-tip nail pen is what you are after, the format is worth it: one stroke, clean edges, no clean-up. Choose the brand the way you would choose any online purchase: by what it is willing to tell you about itself. The nail pen comparison puts the four main brands side by side.

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