Revlon Nail Polish Breakdown
- February Evans
- Aug 18, 2018
- 1 min read
Revlon has quickly become a brand I'm loving; I'll be discussing formulas, colors, packaging, accessibility, and price for both the regular Revlon line as well as the colorstay gel envy line.
Formula (Regular line): Smooth, on the thinner side, fully opaque after 2 coats depending on the finish. no bubbles. Does get thick fairly quickly. Dries very fast.
Formula (Gel Envy): Smooth, depending on the color/finish it can be very thin or very thick. fully opaque after 2 coats depending on the finish/color. Doesn't get thick over time. Takes a long time to dry.
Colors (Regular line): Many colors and finishes, lots of creme and crellies.
Colors (Gel Envy): Lots of shimmer or glitter based polishes with opalescent/iridescent polishes.
Packaging (Regular line): Very classy and expensive looking, the gold band with the Revlon on it makes it look very high class. Very standard long brush.
Packaging (Gel Envy): Nice round and tall bottle, the brush is long and has a rounded edge, great for getting into the cuticle area.
Accessibility (Both): Can be found in small quantities at stores such as Walmart, Rite-Aid, Walgreens, CVS, Target, Ulta, Macys, Amazon, And Revlon.com
Price (Regular line): $3.52 before tax
Price (Gel Envy): $4.78 before tax
MY COLLECTION:
Colorstay Gel Envy: 430 Showtime & 455 Win Big
Regular Line: 471 Fashionista, 490 Urban, 725 Provocative, 390 Iconic, 495 Sultry, & 522 Magnetic.
I love this brand and I will definitely be expanding my collection, i would have to say my favorite thing is the packaging and the names they're very original and very fun.
HERE IS THE LINK TO REVLON.COM
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