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Review: Color Club Revvvolution and Wild at Heart

I've had some great experiences with A-England polishes, specifically the beautiful one coat subtle linear holographics like Bridal Veil. You could have knocked me over with a feather when I found out that not only does Color Club have two polishes that look similar in the bottle, but actually apply just as well and are just as pretty. 

I've heard a lot about Color Club Revvvolution and Wild at Heart but dismissed it for the most part because I've been hurt before *hand to forehead*.  Turns out, both the charcoal Revvvolution and purple Wild at Heart have a great formula - only needing one coat if you're not fussy and two if you are - and actually have a rainbow holo in direct light.  It's amazing.  I love the look of the strong coloured holos.  I wanted to try the two of them together despite the colours not going together perfectedly and I figured triangles to be the way to go.  Once the two coats of purple was dry, I taped off the triangles using Scotch tape and added the grey.  As I can't leave well enough alone, I finished with glitter on the points.  Cos you know, why not. 








The Verdict: Love these polishes.  Seriously, get them right now.  They're reasonably priced with amazing depth and rainbows and are just as good as the more expensive A-England's or Glitter Gal's.  I mean, get those too but the Color Clubs will fit right in :)
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  1. KimOctober 4, 2012 at 8:48 PM

    Color Club just came out with another set of holo polishes today, they are currently $10 on the site. They also have a few other older ones, a silver (worth the risque), a pale pinkish purple (fashion addict) and sort of a copper color (love em/leave em). :) These two look great together!

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  2. ElizabethOctober 7, 2012 at 4:49 PM

    Excellent call with the glitter highlights! Those little glints really draw attention to the contrast between the charcoal and the purple, and I love how you switched the colours on your ring finger. These are some great polishes! :)

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