There are four shades in the Rimmel Metal Rush Nail Polish Collection, of which I picked up three, passing on the lilac colour as I already have something very similar from MaxFactor. Metallics, as usual, are a big trend for Autumn/Winter, so these are the perfect way to accessorise subtly without having to go all out with clothing.
These nail polishes are duo-chrome, which means the colours change ever so slightly as light catches the nails at different angles. Not too thin and not too thick, the consistency of Rimmel's varnishes applies like a dream. The coverage and pigmentation are great, with even one coat being almost opaque and two coats giving a perfectly polished finish. The formula dries very quickly too, which is always a plus.
Purple Reign is a deep purple with an almost orange duo-chrome. This is my favourite polish of the collection as a more fun way to wear the deeper purple colours associated with autumn/winter.
Royal Blue is a medium metallic blue with a light purple duo-chrome. This is my least favourite of the shades at the moment, as I personally think it would look much better with my summer wardrobe. It's just a little too cool toned for me for this time of year, but it's still pretty. The colour of this shade is also much more sheer for some reason, which is disappointing.
Gold Save The Queen is a true gold with a bronze duo-chrome. Golds and bronze tones are some of my favourite colours for the festive period, so this shade is perfect. Rather than being stark and trashy looking, like some golds can be, it's a deeper and more sophisticated option. This colour will definitely get me into the festive spirit this year!
Each of Rimmel's Metal Rush Nail Polishes are priced at £3.99 each, which is such amazing value, even for a high-street brand.
Have you tried Rimmel's Metal Rush Nail Polishes?
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