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Color Street Review 2026

Nail polish strip MLM with loyal customer following
Residual Income Rating
1.9 / 5
Last updated:
January 15, 2026

What is Color Street?

Real nail polish strips that apply without tools, drying time, or UV lights. Founded by Fa Park. Parent company is Incoco/Innovative Cosmetics Concepts. The same nail strips are sold at Walmart and Amazon under other brands for significantly less.

Pros
  • 8 years in business — convenient nail strips
  • Per-customer residual ~$5-8/mo on subscriptions
  • No drying time or UV lights required
  • Loyal customer following
Cons
  • Very low per-customer residual (~$5-8/mo)
  • Parent company sells same strips at Walmart cheaper
  • Monthly minimums to stay active
  • Competitive market

Rating Breakdown

Residual Income
1.9 / 5
Simplicity
2.5 / 5
Transparency
2.0 / 5
Community & Support
3.0 / 5
Value for Money
1.5 / 5
Overall Rating
1.9 / 5

Frequently Asked Questions About Color Street

Is Color Street worth selling?
Color Street offers a genuinely convenient product — real nail polish strips requiring no drying time. Earning potential depends on sales volume and team building. The product has developed a loyal customer following who value the convenience.
Are Color Street nails overpriced?
The parent company (Incoco) sells similar strips at Walmart and Amazon at lower price points. Color Street pricing reflects the MLM compensation structure and stylist support. Consumers should compare based on their preference for direct consultant service.
How much does it cost to join Color Street?
The starter kit costs ~$129. Stylists must meet monthly sales minimums to maintain active status. Consider whether you have a customer base interested in nail products before investing.

Quick Facts

Overall Rating
1.9 / 5

Founded2017

HeadquartersClifton, New Jersey

Business ModelMulti-level marketing

FounderFa Park

Starter Kit~$129

Parent CompanyIncoco/Innovative Cosmetics Concepts

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