Revlon Nail Enamel Review

I have had several of these, the only one i have left is the pinacolada one that i got on sale.. so far has not clumped but has gone on a bit thick, the glitter in it hasnt been good on my nails so have not used it as often and the pinacolada one has a very strong unpleasant smell.

I own one Revlon Nail Enamel in a silver colour, and it's pretty good at staying on your nails and not chipping when worn with a top coat. I've been meaning to buy 'Minted' but everywhere I look it seems to be sold out so their colors are quite popular.

My only gripe is their brushes, with OPI's brushes you can easily apply polish in 2 / 3 strokes per coat where I find Revlon's brushes are quite thin (I also use their rapid dry topcoat which is the same) and can be a bit more prone to streaking as I use more brush strokes.

But for around $17 they're a cheaper alternative to OPI, with similar lasting length (I would say OPI quality is much higher), just lacking in a large colour range.

I have always gone for much more expensive nail polishes... til now! It really seems Revlon has upped their game on the nail polish front now. Such gorgeous colours, quick drying, chip less!

Revlon nail polish is an absolute classic. It's what i remember using when mum would let me play with her polish as a kid. They are generally pretty long lasting, and have a reasonable range of colours, although not as vast as other more trendy brands. For classic staples at a fairly reasonable price (usually under $20), definitely go with Revlon.

I believe that the best red nail polish on the market is Revlon's Classic Nail Enamel in Revlon Red - full stop! -

It is the smoothest application I know of, and it does exactly as it says in terms of shine and long-lasting ability.

Great range, good quality, gorgeous colours and so cheap!! They wear really well too, and with an added clear coat on top, they'll last even longer.

Revlon are coming out with some really good colours and their formula seem to have improved.

Its very easy to work with and usually only takes two coats to get the perfect colour. It Fast drying and lasts very long! Mine for about a week before it started chipping!

I think because they have so many different colour to choose from as well as glittery types it just makes it more appealing! And its a huge plus that is only 16 bucks for a polish this good!

Bold claims with the ten days of lasting colour and shine 4-5 days max (with Revlon base and top) before chipping, cracking and peeling occurs. Dries well and applies easily. Easy to remove and doesn't stain. Revlon has a great range of colours (and scents) and are great for the price of them (used to have to pay so much more for them)

I love Revlon polishes just as much as I love OPI, they go on smooth and most colours dont appear streaky, but I like the OPI brushes better. They are affordable and the colours are great, and usually last at least 4 days on my nails.

For the price they chip pretty fast still. No where near as good quality as orly or opi in my experience, especially at the price. Would personally compare the quality to maybe fractionally better than Avon nail enamels.