Rimmel London 60 Seconds Super Shine Review

I have three of these rimmel polishes and have been really impressed with them. I have 660 Climax (one of my favourite shimmery purples), 230 Portobello Pink (shimmery barbie pink) and 619 Pulsating (shimmery fuchsia pink). The slightly wider brush which is quite thick makes apply the polish really easy. I have found these polishes wear pretty well but I don't know about drying in 60secs! I'd be to scared to test that out really. I don't think they are dent resistant and fully dry within that time frame maybe touch dry. No nail polishes seem to live up to there ridiculous claims of fast drying time though. There are some beautiful colours in this range available. I would definitely recommend them as an affordable alternative to my favourite polish brand OPI.

These caught my eye because they come in really nice colours that are always on trend. They have a huge pastel range perfect for spring and big bold beautiful colours for summer.

They are super affordable - appropriately priced for a nail polish, and come in a really cute small bottle, that has a decent enough of polish in it, without the bottle being excessively big.

The brush is also nice and thick which coats the nail perfectly in one go. Honestly, it's genius.

As with every polish on the market, the formula and how well it works really depends on the colour of polish.

I find that the darker, brighter colours are wonderful and super easy to work with. They are very opaque, non-streaky and you can get the exact colour you want in just the one coat.

The pastel colours on the other hand are a little bit more difficult. Some are streaky, but still very very opaque which is great as pastel colours usually require a million coats to make them opaque. I find that with good technique and practice, the streakiness is easy to get rid of.

It does actually dry in 60 seconds which is great - however provided that it is only your first coat - and you have applied a thin layer. If you're doing 2 coats - the second coat takes probably 2 minutes to dry. Still very insignificant amount of time and I am really happy with that as I normally wait for 20minutes with other polishes.

I received the white 60 second nail colour from the July Beauty Vault. It comes in a small glass bottle, which isn't a problem because I've never finished a nail polish before. The colour I got was white, it had a pearlescent shine to it when in the bottle - unfortunately this pearl tone did not show when applied to my nails, instead it is a flat white. The only shine is because it is not matte. The brush in this polish is full and makes covering your nail very easily, however the bristles are quite heavy and lead to streaking. Although the first coat I apply does dry fast, once I use a second coat it takes a lot longer.

I have been using this polish with a top coat and a base coat, but even so it chips within a day or two.

I love the wide brush which makes application easy, glossy colour and really does dry in 60 seconds but it doesn't last. I'm on the fence about this product .

I find this range of nail polish pretty good, with a cute range of colours. In the past I have used up several of them, including the navy blue, bright orange and silver. It goes on smoothly with great coverage. Generally the polish quality is decent, although the formula did get thick and claggy much quicker than other brands which I have tried. My other scruple is the size of the bottles - they're so tiny that before long you're struggling to get a decent amount on the brush. I definitely prefer larger bottles of polish. The 60 seconds claim also disappointed me somewhat, as this product took no less time to dry than your average nail polish.

I used to love the Rimmel range, the coat application is great and the brush is just the right size to get an even coverage, you need to put on 2-3 coats, some of the lighter shades it can take up to 4 coats. But the claim of 60 seconds to dry was a little far stretched, took a few minutes to be touch dry which was a little disappointing

I have this in black. I am not sure if I got a bad bottle or it is just because it is black but the pigmentation in this was reeeeeally not great. It took me 3 coats to get it dark and it was super streaky.

I didn't time it but it did seem to dry quickly but I wouldn't recommend the black as it is really streaky and badly pigmented. Because of this I haven't purchased any other Rimmel polishes and I won't.

With the bigger than usual brush and quick drying time I find Rimmel 60 Second Nail Colour awesome if I need to do nails in a rush :) I have a really pale pink colour so not sure how the darker colours stack up (some people below have mentioned they're not awesome) but I find 2 coats is usually fine to achieve the coverage I want :o)

Sure it was quick drying but I wouldn't buy this again.

As other people have said this was streaky and terrible colour unless you put on at least 3 coats - making the quick drying pointless as it ended up taking longer than other polishes. Also it didn't even last a day before chipping!