Review and Swatches: Revlon Nail Enamel No. 736 Elusive, No. 933 Chameleon, No 678 Daring Graffiti

Revlon Nail Enamel No. 736 Elusive, No. 933 Chameleon, No 678 Graffiti Top Coat (14.7 ml/0.5 fl oz)

Revlon came out with some new nail enamels that I just couldn't resist. I only picked up three, but there was a whole whack of them. The three that I grabbed vary in texture and finish as I wanted to get a good feel of the newbies. I picked mine up at Wal-Mart.


No. 678 Daring Graffiti
Clear top coat with varying sizes of red and white circle glitter and white flecks. Can be worn alone with 2-3 coats to be opac or one coat over another polish. I found it very easy to work with and no issue with trying to maneuver the glitter. The brush applied the product very easily. This shade is part of the permanent collection.

No. 736 Elusive
Satin finish with chunky large glitter that sort of comes off as a matte. I was super weirded out by this polish when I first swatched it, but it warmed on me once I put a top coat on. It's very opac and you could get away with only one coat. 

No. 933 Chameleon
Gold duochrome with a satin finish. Super easy to apply, but requires at least 2-3 coast to become opac. This shade is now part of the permanent collection. 

Let me know your thoughts!

Have you picked any of these new Revlon Nail Enamels? 

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