Revlon Metallic Nail Lacquer Collection: Spring 2011

Looking for some nail polish colors that deviate from the usual bold and cheery shades of the spring/summer season? Revlon's new "Metallic" collection is the perfect answer to your quest. For this season, instead of going with the usual bright and pastel colors, Revlon has debuted their collection of spring colors: shimmering metallics. This collection of highly pigmented shades that will complement any skin tone, these shimmering beauties will be sure to charm your way through any type of day.

Three gorgeous and sophisticated shades make up this collection. The three shades in this collection are: "Silver Dollar", "Gold Coin", "Copper Penny". "Silver Dollar" is an intense aluminum foil shade. One coat of this color would look better on fairer skin tones and two coats of this would suit darker skin tones better. "Gold Coin" is a light gold shade with a hint of very subtle silver shimmer to it. Two coast of this color complements fair and dark skin tones equally well. "Copper Penny" is a medium bronze shade, and two coats of this color is just perfect. "Copper Penny" is probably the most unique out of the lot, and also the most beautiful color in my humble opinion. Each nail polish has sufficient amount of pigment, so two coats of each shade is just the right amount of color. The shimmer and sheen of these shades are also ideal, with just enough shine per two coats without being overbearing or one coat without being flat. As stated previously, these shades are flattering on all skin tones, with just the right amount of "cool" and "warm" undertones to complement each different skin tone type.

Revlon is a universally recognized beauty products and cosmetics brand, thus making it more accessible and affordable. This collection can be purchased at mass merchandise stores such as Target, beauty supply stores such as ULTA, local drugstores such as CVS, and online beauty retailers. Each bottle will retail for around four to five dollars and will be sure to run out fast.