Innisfree Real Color Nail Polish #17, #66, #21 Review

Hi ladies,

I am back with another set of nail paints today. I have again purchased some cool shades from Innisfree. So, let’s get into the review.

Price: INR 300 each
Product Description:
1. Highly pigmented color
Color Solution gives rich and intense colors to the nails with a single coat.
2. Long-lasting base
Advanced Long-lasting Base ensures long wear of vivid nail colors.
3. Triple-care ingredients for the health of nails
A combination of calcium, argan oil and tangerine oil provides nourishment to damaged nails.
* The strong scent of tangerine gives off an extra citrus boost.

How to Use:
Apply 1-2 coats of the nail polish over the nails after applying the base coat.

My Experience with Innisfree Real Color Nail Polish #17, #66, #21:

Packaging:
The packaging of Innisfree Real Color Nail Polishes is very much similar to the packaging of Maybelline Nail Paints – just that the former comes with a white cap. It comes in a transparent glass bottle, which is very sturdy. It would easily survive few drops on the ground. They have shade numbers, but not names; the numbers are printed on a small sticker that’s pasted on the cap. Along with the shade number, the product-related information is printed on the sticker.

Shades:
Recently, I visited the Innisfree store and realised that they have a good range of nail paints. So, I bought a few beautiful shades. The first shade is no. 17. It is a very beautiful rainbow glitter shade. It has micro glitter particles which give a diamond-like shine. The second shade is no. 66. It is a solid black shade which is super pigmented and I think my skin looks a bit darker in this shade. The third and final shade is no. 21, which is a solid white and it is super pigmented. I have never seen a white this pigmented. You just have to put two coats for even coverage.

Innisfree has an average formulation and it takes about two coats for the color to show up on the nails. Also, I think, the bristles are not fine enough because they make the nail color look streaky. There is nothing called “Quick Dry” as it takes its own time to dry. However, you’ll find a huge range of pastel shades at Innisfree, which Indian brands don’t jump into. Overall, I think it is on the expensive side.