Revlon NOTD: Starry Pink & Facets of Fuchsia

Hey Guys!
               ITS FRIDAYYY!! Thank goodness, although my weekend starts Thursday afternoon, still its Friday :) I hope you alllll enjoy your weekend with a little sparkle. What girl doesn't love sparkles.


When Revlon debut these colors I literally fell in love. First Revlon's Starry pink is  pink, so anything pink is an eye catcher for me. Then once I seen the silver hex glitter I knew it was me. However, I was a little disappointed and should have known that it wouldn't be the most opaque nail polish. Although, it isn't very opaque after about two - three coats it can get opaque.

The more coats you apply the thicker the polish gets, and the longer it takes to dry, which for me means in my case their will be a lot of dents, and its more prone to chip. So I suggest you apply a lighter similar color underneath therefore, you apply less coats. Although, this picture was taken a few days ago when I first applied it. Since then I did apply essies marshmallow underneath starry pink and I absolutely love it! I think any color would really look great, its just your personal style/ preference.

On my middle finger I applied Revlon's Facets of Fuchsia which quickly became a fall favorite. It is a similar dupe to Deborah Lippmann Bad Romance.Although, I don't have this color it does seem pretty close. It is a black based purple with thick purple glitters. This color does take two coats to be opaque which isn't bad, and the formula is a lot easier to work with. It dries pretty fast, and I would say it doesn't chip as easy as Starry Pink.

Overall I love both of these glitter polishes. They're both super gorgeous, and girly. Starry Pink's formula is a little thicker, and is a lot prettier and easier to apply with a color underneath, the consistency isn't all that great but I still love it. Facets of Fucshia's formula is a little thinner, and dries super fast. Right now Revlon nail polishes are 40% at Rite Aid until about Sunday.

Have a Sparkling weekend.

xo