Rimmel Steel Grey, Rimmel Camouflage & The Brush Comparison

Unintentionally, I seem to have turned my weekend blog posts into "All Rimmel-All The Time"! That's going to end after this post, because I was just outside taking some pictures of Chanel Illusion D'Or and I think I could've stayed out there playing with that one for hours! But for now, here's a look at another Rimmel from their Lasting Finish Pro Line, Steel Grey.
Above: As I've mentioned in my 2 previous posts, this newest line from Rimmel is fantastic. I'm getting a nice opaque look with 2 coats and the application is quick and easy. Steel Grey is similar to many taupes I have, but what's one more taupe, right?

Above: An older, yet much loved Rimmel, Camouflage. This medium kelly green is infused with gold shimmer and is shown using 2 coats.

Below: A brush comparison of the two featured colors will show you a huge difference in the design. I personally find them both easy to work with.

My overall thoughts on the new Rimmel line are that they are far superior to many other drugstore polishes, and at $3.99 a piece, you're really getting a quality polish at a great price. I love the bottle design, the wider brush with the somewhat angled bristles make for an easy application, and the formula is excellent.

Posted in Creme , Green , Rimmel , Shimmer , Taupe