Revlon Nail Enamel Review

I have quite a few of these Revlon polishes, I can't say I've ever paid full price for one, I have always got them free with purchase or from a sale shop.

To be honest I probably wouldn't pay full price for this brand, Revlon polish and me just don't get along.

I find it hard to apply, Depending on the day it does or doesn't glide on smoothly for me, with or without a base coat.

And it chips, more quicker than some others I have tried, which is a shames because they do make some beautiful colours,

Hence why I do still own the ones I do have and haven't thrown them out due to being torn by colour and patience.

I didn't find this to be as useful as it read. My nail chipped and broke which is what they usually do with any other polish so this was no extra ordinary . The shades are good but it starts coming off after 3-4 days so I cannot say that this lasted long for me. I can use it as any nail polish without the tension of it stayifor longer. Don't expect too much out of it but it's not bad polish and Revlon is otherwise one of my favourite brands.

I really like the colours available from Revlon, and the bottles are nice to look at too. I don't like the thin brush in these polishes as it takes too many strokes to complete a coat. Because they take awhile to dry, it's easy to mess up your second coat as it takes more strokes and smudges the first coat - making hard to get a good opaque even coverage. I find this too frustrating to buy more of these polishes. I have several in both light and dark shades as I kept wanting to give them a chance... I think if you want a light, transparent coat of polish like a shimmery see through pink or something, they would be fine. Not the best for a strong bold colour.

I have a few in different shades. They give good coverage and have a good consistency when applying. However, they dont last 10 days. I remove cuticles and buff nails before applying and the most I can get out of an application would be 4 days before they start chipping and looking messy. Ok if you want to apply for a night out, but not great if you want it to last all week for work.

To be honest I wasn't impressed with this nail polish at all. I had high hopes for this nail polish given the brand name and the wide selection range, but sadly I did not like this nail polish at all. The main reason I don't like this polish is because it chips really easily and doesn't have great lasting power. It lasts about 2 days before chipping and cracking, so it definitely didn't last the 10 days as advertised or being chip resistant. I usually use a base coat, two layers of polish and then a top coat, and even adding a top coat doesn't make it last much longer.

The consistency and texture of this polish is quite thin and fluid. Because it's quite runny you need at least two coats of polish. I find that because this polish is quite thin it tends to be streaky when you apply it and it's hard to get a smooth and even layer. I find I get the best results when I put a lot of polish on my brush, enough to cover my whole nail so that I don't have to keep dipping h brush back in. When you dip your brush back in and apply more strokes of polish streaks begin to appear. The brush itself is rounded and all the bristles are positioned in a circular shape. I prefer the flatter shaped brushes as it makes it easier to apply the polish to your nail.

Overall I wouldn't be purchasing this again due to the fact that it chips easily. It is widely available at most pharmacies and farmers and there is a large variety of colours to choose from, but I prefer other nail polish brands.

I have a few of these nail polishes in varying shades. While the polish applies really beautifully and there is a wide selection of shades available, this is not one of my favourites. The brush is quite short which once you're used to it, actually works really well. The problem I have is that the polish always ends up streaky. With the darker shades 2 coats usually evens it out, but with the lighter shades I have applied 3 coats and still have streaks.

Even with applying a top coat the polish still ends up chipping, some times as soon as the next day.

Chip resistant you say?

I say very easily chipped.

I have a few bottles of Revlon Nail Polish.....and they look great for one day..then look awful.

Chips every where :(

I have been reapplying daily, which sucks cause it says this doesn't happen.

But it does!

I love to wear Polish but...don't love the chipping. It makes me NOT want to wear Polish.

However the pigment of colour is great and the ease of application is also great.

The colour range is good, could be a bit better with more sparkles , maybe a matte too...

I am really looking forward to trying their Gel Envy Range :)

I was gifted a light pink color sometime back in a random act of kindness along with some other polishes from so other brands. I did like the color as it wasn't a bright color, which turned out to be a good thing. Despite the claims this polish only lasted about 2 days before the chips start looking obvious. Because of that I didn't bother to buy more colors from this brand and range. Eventually it went bad and I had to toss it. Now I should mention I didn't own a Revlon base and top coat as I don't buy my nail treatments and base coats to match the exact brand of nail polish I use but then I have polishes from multiple brands and I'll use the same base and top coat on them regardless. I do wash dishes, do cooking and cleaning so it's possible that it didn't stay on me for very long because of the housework but then most nail polishes don't stay long on me either.