Revlon Nail Enamel Review

This is an excellent product, more long lasting than other nail polishes. Very smooth and great selection of colours.

I used the red colour of this nail polish on my wedding day and it looked super shiny and nice. It applied evenly and i only needed to use 2 layers. Consistency was good and had thin brush for easy application. I also did not use a base or top coat. It did not chip straight away either like many other polishes do so thumbs up for that.

I really like this brand if nail polish. The colour selection is really nice, I have a few different colours! With a base and top coat the polish looks amazing and smooth and lasts about a week!

I have a few Revlon polishes now and they never fail me! They all go on super smooth and don't need to apply many coats either. They have a great selection of shades too for any occasion.

I have a few of these polishes. They go on well, dry quite quickly and look shiny. The polish lasts pretty well and doesn't chip quickly. A great one to have in the cupboard. I have really bright red one that I like to use on my toes and it always looks great. Good value for money too!

Revlon always brings it to the table, in my opinion. A reasonably priced nail polish for the level of quality. If used with the base and top coat, and applied in two to three thin layers that were allowed to dry fully, I do find I can wear this polish for a good few days before any chips. Certainly not 10 days, but definitely around half of that. The wand/brush is nice and easy to use, not thin but not too thick either. Great consistency that spreads right into the corners of your nail.

I always used to go straight to these polishes in the pharmacy as a little girl and admire the different colours.

These come in a good variety of colours to suit anyone's taste. Two or three coats is best with a clear top coat to help it last. Doesn't meet it's claim for ten days but haven't found any polish to last that long without chipping.

This was the first nail polish I ever bought (a LONG time ago) and it still stands up against the competition, imho. The brush is great, perfectly shaped and balanced in terms of flexibility and firmness, making it really easy to apply a thin, even coat. The polish is the usual fluid-cream sort of consistency, but it seems less prone to streaking, compared to others (like, surprisingly, Essie, which just never worked right for me). For both those reasons, I find it's a quick, no-fuss application every time. It's not as fast-drying as some others (like Revlon's 'Brilliant Strength' range, which is my current fav), but it's not too bad.

Depending on the look I want, I do either one fairly light coat (for a natural, smooth, glossy tint) or two thin coats (for a more opaque, colour-rich look). Both work great for me. I never use a base or top coat (because I'm lazy and always in a hurry), but I find that the polish lasts a good week generally, even when I'm doing quite a lot of gardening.

They're pretty cheap nowadays, there's a massive range of colours (although I admit I generally stick with the creams and ivories, which I think are gorgeous), and they're a tried and true staple that works well, so I'd recommend them to anyone.