Rimmel Deliciously Dark

Today I have the other Rimmel I bought at the BOGO 50% off sale at Ulta and I have to admit I bought it just for the name. Deliciously Dark, I love that name! That's what I say about all my vampy colors. This polish is nothing special or anything we haven't ever seen before. Actually, its probably close to my beloved OPI Eiffel for this Color, but without the depth. EFTC has a shimmer to it and this is a flat, dark eggplant creme. This is two coats + Seche Vite. Same formula as the other one I showed you yesterday and I couldn't tell you if it dried fast or not because I was too busy watching the TO Show last night on VH1. I was caught up. :-) I bet it dried fast though because it is in their 60 second line of polishes and I didn't have any problems with denting the polish like I do sometimes.

Rimmel Night Before

This my first Rimmel polish and I picked it up this weekend from ULTA. They were having a BOGO 50% off sale so I figured it would be a good time to try these. This is one of the two I got and I love this dark blue-ish purple with golden shimmer. Its dark, but it doesn't look black indoors! Which is a good thing for this polish because it really is beautiful color that should be seen. It only took two coats to get the color in the bottle even though I almost did three out of habit. The formula was good, not too runny. The bottle says "New Pro-Cision Brush" but I didn't find the brush to be any better or worse than other polishes brushes. Also this polish claims to dry in under sixty seconds. Now I didn't watch the clock on this but it seemed to be dry to the touch pretty quickly. I used Seche Vite as a topcoat. Overall, I can see myself buying more Rimmel polishes, they had some interesting shades and I didn't have any complaints about the formula.