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Brand: Revlon
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joyfulFlamingo9
This is a shimmery gold color that’s sophisticated, rather than flashy. This would probably look fantastic on a variety of skin tones, especially dark, warm toned people.
I’m an NC35 and rock this color just fine, so don’t be afraid to try it if you’ve had your eye on this for awhile. I usually stay away from gold lacquer, but this particular shade is so gorgeous I just couldn’t resist.
cheerfulMussel6
Great can’t-pick-a-colour shade. It’s a strange colour; at first it just looks like gold pearl, but in some light it’s more silvery, and the undertone is a pinky mauve taupe. Not so pale that it looks strange on my pinky skin; not so warm or cool that it clashes with anything I might wear; two coats are opaque on me; wears well; nice pearlized sheen.
holisticLapwing9
I have to admit this color wasn’t my fave at first, but it grew on me LOADS. The opaque beige base has lots of teensy-tiny gold-beige mica in it that shimmers like crazy. I thought it was too much at first, but I love it on my little toes! Shiny and sweet with one layer or multiple layers.
Revlon nail polishes are my go-to polishes. The color selection is great, the color payoff is great, the finish is great and the durability is AMAZING! Best for durability I’ve ever tried. Where I normally get chippage on the ends of my nails from every other brand I’ve tried so far, Revlon wears down just around the end edges after a week and a half. I’ve worn these without top coat and had the same result, just sooner. The longest wear ever!
wearyBittern6
Great polish. Looks like a champagne color to me, shimmer/frosh finish. Opaque in 2 coats, and dries pretty fast.
Will definitely repurchase if I ever use up the bottle.
similarLizard8
A really nice nail polish to wear during the summer, looks really nice in the sun.
It applies really nicely like all the other Revlon nail polishes and dries really quickly. It lasts a nice amount of time with or without a top coat.
The glossy finish is really nice and is also available in Matte/Suede which is just as good but is also more suited to work and everyday rather than going out with friends.
Great nail polish, recommended.
finickyChough5
I love this nail polish on my toes during summer. It matches any open toe shoe and looks gorgeous with a tan. Champagne color with gold iridescent shimmer is the best way for me to describe the color.
excitedOwl7
This nail polish was one of my first purchases of the Revlon Nail Polish line. I fell in love with it! It is a nice opaque colour with two coats. The drying time I great, you don’t have to wait hours. It doesn’t chip that easily either.
obsessedIcecream1
I don’t do well with hard to apply pale or french colors. Opi Bubble Bath & Essie Ballet Slippers are a mess on me every time.
This color applied beautifully and without streaking in 2 coats. One for semi-sheer, 2 for a bit milky and 3 for more opague.
It’s a neutral, nude polish that is semi-sheer, not opague. I did use a quick dry top coat with it (Out the Door) and that gave it a final leveling, but it was one of the least streaky polishes of that shade I’ve ever used. (I have used other Milani polishes in pales that were streaky, so it’s not across the brand in every shade.)
It is discontinued sadly.
mildMussel8
Thin formula, non-streaky. I like the coverage with 3 coats — definitely not sheer but not yet opaque either. In the bottle it looks more pink but on nails it looks more white with a bit of pink. A milky pink is how I’d describe this. Probably just a little too cool against my yellow, tanned NC35 skin otherwise the formula and bottle are nice.
enviousSardines5
This polish isn’t too bad! The color is a cream shade with a tinge of beige. I know sometimes with these sheer pale types they can go on streaky or unevenly. Well this actually goes on pretty smoothly. You do need to do 3 coats to get it to actually looks like the color in the bottle, but even with one coat or 2, it looks like there’s something on. I guess you can just build it up however you prefer. The good thing is, even if you’re up to 3 coats, it doesn’t LOOK like you put on three coats due to the thinner formula. I know I have that problem of some n/p looking very thick and messy the more coats you apply. So I’m happy enough with this since it doesn’t give me those issues!
troubledRat4
Color: pale, mod beige-white without much pink. Has a vaguely grayish undertone on my warm, golden-toned skin.
Texture: One of the worst Milani polishes in terms of texture. Every single coat streaks like there’s no tomorrow. I’m currently on my third coat, and I can still still the demarcation between nail bed and tip. That, of course, pales against the splotchiness. I KNOW that it’s not me–I’ve got an iron hand, and my manicures look better than most salon jobs I’ve seen.
Price: At $3.49+tax, the average Milani polish is something even the ramen-eating student can afford. However, this polish is worth negative dollars, because of emotional distress, time lost in applying and subsequent removal, nail damage, and overall unhappiness.
Overall: I give it a 2 for not being completely horrible. (That is reserved for skincare that destroy my skin, lipsticks that give me chemical burns, and Covergirl foundations.) The color isn’t really that awful, and from a distance, the nails look clean and polished. Just like Christina Aguliera.
wakefulMoth2
This is French manicure polish that’s semi-sheer with no shimmer. It’s an off-white, beige shade that leans more towards the warm side, so I’m not sure how this would look against cool-toned skin. Makes my nails very clean-looking & professional-looking enough for an office setting, but it can be dressed down & very casual too. It’s neutral enough to go with anything, but it’s not so sheer or light that you can’t tell that I have a nail polish on, unlike some Essie neutrals that you can barely tell you’re even wearing it. IMO the quality is as good an salon brand polishes, but only cost about $2.79 a bottle at my local Walgreens. Definite repurchase!
pluckyBobolink9
This is a lovely nail polish. I’ve never bought any polishes by Revlon before, but I’m definitely planning on picking up more in the future. The quality is amazng: it’s a fairly thin formula that goes on in a very opaque coat and doesn’t take forever to dry. I usually do two coats, but one still looks pretty darn good. As a piano-player I tend to chip nail polishes quite quickly, but this (with a top-coat) lasts me close on a week before any chipping happens.
In terms of this particular colour: it’s a lovely subtle metallic/shimmery nude gold, that can also look slightly silver or bronze depending on the light/colours around it. I like to use it as an accent nail as well, as it goes with so many colours.
And last but not least – price! The Revlon polishes only cost around NZ$20, which is amazing when you consider that OPI polishes retail for $32 here in NZ. Love! 🙂
ardentPoultry7
Have to disagree… my skintone is neutral (neither cool nor warm) and this colour is too warm for me – just looks too brown. Makes me think of nicotine-stained nails. As always, the quality of Revlon n/p is great, so 2 lippies for that. EDIT JULY 2012: I just added 2 lippies. Here’s what happened: my favourite Revlon polish from the wintertime, Gray Suede, was all of a sudden looking all wrong on my nails and I realized it was because it’s summer and I have a tan. So I thought, I wonder if this colour would look different now too? And yes it does! It doesn’t look too brown or warm anymore, just like a shimmery nude neutral nail. It’s a keeper – for summertime only!
grumpyFalcon7
creme brulee is a metallic champagne-beige with bronze shimmers.it last long with a top coat.it shines a little but not that much! You see more the beige-champagne then the bronze.perfect color to go with a chic dress!love it!