Revlon Nail Enamel Review

I really like the formula of this nail polish. It goes on nice and smoothly and while it still chips for me (but all nail polishes do!) it does last longer than a lot of other cheap polishes, so this is a brand I definitely trust :)

Revlon nail polish has great colour saturation so you dont need more than two coats to get a professional finish. Easy to apply and lasts a good while before chipping. Still not quite as good as OPI, but this is a close second.

I am not sure of the price of Revlon nail colour I have never bought one they have been swapped or come as a free package deal. I do not have a revlon base coat I find the quality is okay and they have a good variety of colours it did take a while to dry though perhaps due top needing to put on thickly as the colour I have seems to be quite transparent so you do need a few coats for a solid colour look. The brush is a little different in some to others so may take a little getting used to for some. It does seem to not chip as easy as some which is favourable too. Revlon make some nice natural subtle looking varnish colours too. The packaging is distinctive.

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.

Such a vast variety of colors. I love this nailpolish I have used it for a year or so now and I am very happy as it is long wearing. Majority of them are also thick nailpolosh so only one coast need apply.

This product comes in so many amazing shades, I was lucky to have picked up a few bottles of this really cheap. the colour lasts for quite awhile if you apply a base and top coat which is good as I hate when my nail polish chips a day after you apply it

These are really quick dry but they don't last very long on the nail. Also aren't very strong in color. Really need to do more than one coat and need a top coat too.

Am I the only one who doesn't like Revlon nail polishes? I find they take FOREVER to dry, the consistency is very thin (almost watery) & you need several coats to create an opaque coverage.

I've tried many different shades & I've had the same issues every time. It's frustrating because I love the colour selection!

Ive always been a bit of a nail polish hoarder, These ones do make up a great deal of my collection. I have 14 of these, all from sales, i dont think i paid any more than $8 for one of these. I love these polishes because they are easily accesable, the bottle looks really classy, and the scented ones available smelll super good. Same with most polish brands you have shades which are super opaque and amazing, and then you have the ones which are quite sheer and not so good but all are really nice colours. i actually prefer some of these polishes over my OPI and Essie and China glaze, i guess thats more because of the colours and not the formular but still.... lol

I've used more of these over the years, but reviewing based on the ones currently in my possession.

185 Sweet Tart - this is a cheerful candy pink.

370 Not So Blueberry - this is one of their scented polishes, and an amazing cornflower blue/purple with a bit of subtle silver sparkle - probably my current fave polish in my collection.

940 Facets of Fuschia - Metallic fuschia glitter flakes in an opaque black base

Brilliant Bordeaux - small purple glitter strands and larger holographic glitter strands in an opaque black base.

Night Spell - fine silver glitter in a thicker black base

Revlon polishes come in a range of shades and styles, which they are constantly adding to. Price ranges vary wildly depending on where you buy them from, and whether what you're buying is a classic, a seasonal trend or a discontinued colour.

Application varies slightly - I find the brushes for these polishes (which come in circular glass bottles that are wider at the base, and feature a black cap with a gold band) are on the thinner side, and that can make it a little harder to get a good stroke happening. With the block colours, two coats are necessary but with the glitters it's more like 3 (apart from Night Spell, because the base colour is thicker) - you do have to experiment to get the look you're after.

I find that Revlon polishes do smell intensely of the sharp nail polish scent - apart from the scented version, which is a curiously pleasant berry fragance.

Longevity is decent, especially with a good quality top coat on top. Interestingly I've never used a Revlon Top Coat - would be interested to see how it compares.

These polishes often get noticed when I wear them - but I do choose more out there shades than some!

The block colours come off easily, but the glitter is hard work, and I tend not to wear it often because of that - though I adore it when I do wear it.

Definitely will buy again (I never buy them full price though) and have definitely recommended them to others before.

Good, reliable, consistently high quality polishes from a trustworthy brand