Revlon is positioned similarly to Maybelline, both of which are mass-market makeup brands. When we first started our business, Revlon's products were nail polish, which worked in rich, bright colors and even appeared on the cover of Vogue magazines.
 
Revlon's nail polish is pure and intense in color, but only the base coat and top coat are 5-free, and nail polish products do not follow the general trend of eliminating harmful ingredients. This also makes the nail polish an excellent experience to use, with the liquid being evenly smooth, easy to apply, drying quickly and a short waiting time. Moreover, the whole line of nail polish takes the affordable route, and 11.7ml is only sold for 6 US dollars.
 
Currently, Revlon nail polishes are available in two ranges: Revlon® Nail and ColorStay Gel Envy™. Revlon® Nail is a basic line of nail polish in 47 shades. Apply Revlon's Quick Dry primer for a short drying time, and Extra Life No Chip topcoat after polish to provide high shine and protection. Consumers can also opt for the Multicare Base Top Coat 2-in-1 to reduce the hassle.
 
If safety isn't a concern, Revlon's ColorStay Gel Envy nail polish is worth considering. The 2-in-1 base coat and nail polish formula saves the application step and is used with Revlon's ColorStay Gel Envy diamond top coat for a gel-like glow. There are 15 mid-tones to choose from.