Revlon Parfumerie Haul Review (Scented Nail Polish)

Hello Lovelies! Today I'm doing a Relvon Parfumerie Haul. Now, what this particular nail polish is, is a scented nail polish. That's right, it's like a flashback to the late 80's and early 90's. I remember going to Walmart and instantly going right for the makeup aisles when I was a kid. I was always so intrigued with the different makeup that they came out with and dreamed of wearing all that stuff when I was a grown up. I don't wear makeup everyday, but I do take the leisure of wearing it on a girls night out or on a date.

Back to my story, I remember these particular scented nail polishes that looked like a top coat that had a slight tint in it. Me and my sister was so curious that my mom and dad agreed that we could splurge and buy the grape scented nail polish.

We got home and that was the first thing we did, we removed the nail polish off our toes and fingers then began painting our nails.

I remember being a amazed and showing off my nails at school and wowing my friends. "How do your fingers smell like grapes?" they would asked.

"It's a nail polish that I got at the store." I would proudly reply.

As amazing as that grape nail polish smelled, it didn't really last long. So when I saw all these different colors at the Dollar Tree (Yes, that's right I said the Dollar Tree. They always carry interesting new things from time to time.) I couldn't help myself.....you could say that I went alittle overboard.

The first scent I tried is the Apricot Nectar, the picture above does not do it justice. It's color is a pastel peachy color, it's appealing to look at and it smells heavenly. It really does smell like a sweet apricot. It took me two coats to get a solid color and it dries faster than I expected it to.

The second scent I tried is the Lavender Soap, as you can see it's an off white color with a purple tint in it. The smell is more like soap than lavender, which was a shame because I love the smell of Lavender. This color took two coats as well and dries pretty fast.

The third scent I tried is the African Tea Rose, which has this pretty hot pink color. I've never smelled an African Tea Rose, but it does smell like roses to me with a hint of powder? This polish only took two coats and dried fast as well.

The fourth scent I tried is the Spun Sugar, that has a beautiful metallic silver color to it. I guess it smells similar to cotton candy, which is technically spun sugar. It's a warm yet sweet scent....kind of like fire roasted marshmallows. This polish only takes two coats and dries quickly like the others.

The fifth scent is Tropical Rain, this polish has a very pretty powder blue color, which is my favorite color. The scent however......not really my cup of tea, it smells more like men's shower gel or deodorant. Personally, I wouldn't wear this on my nails because I prefer fruity and girly scents. Just like the others, this polish only requires two coats and dries just as quickly.

The sixth scent that I swatched is Chocolate Truffle, mmmm sounds delicious. The color is a.....you guessed it, a chocolately brown color. The scent smells soooooo good, it almost tempted me to nibble on my nails.....but that's bad for your nails.....never do that. The polish only needs two coats and dries fast.

The seventh scent that I tried is Pink Pineapple, the color is a very pastel pink. Let me tell you, this one is my favorite by far.....it smells like pineapple juice. I wore this color the most, I even touched it up to make it last longer. Since this one is less opaque it requires three or four coats of polish, but it still dries fast.

The last but not least scent is Espresso, the color is a midnight black. It smells like freshly brewed coffee or a cup of espresso. A scent that I love smelling only in the morning, not much of a coffee fanatic after that time of day. This color is less opaque as well and requires three coats of polish and just like the others, dries pretty quickly.