Innisfree Nail Polish Review (I)

After a 3 month hiatus, I'm finally back with a new post :) Today I'll be talking about the Innisfree Eco Nail Color Pro polishes! Innisfree is a relatively new brand to me - as far as I know there are 3 outlets in Singapore - Bugis Junction, Takashimaya and Plaza Singapura. The polishes are $4 a bottle, which at first I thought to be a great bargain, although the smaller than usual bottles (7ml) make the price deceptively cheap. Then again, I doubt I'll use up all the polish in the bottle anyway!

What caught my eye about Innisfree was that they have so many nice basic colours. This will be the first of two (or maybe more!) posts on their polishes. The first three colours - an olive (#26), mint green (#53) and a dusty navy blue (#20).

Innisfree Eco Nail Color Pro #26 - A beautiful olive green colour. I don't have any similar colours in my collection and this colour is such a true olive, although admittedly when I first saw the colour in the bottle it looked abit off-putting :/

Innisfree Eco Nail Color Pro #53 - A dusty light mint green colour, nowhere near as bright a mint as Essie Mint Candy Apple - a baby green if you would.

Innisfree Eco Nail Color Pro #20 - The perfect dusty navy blue. This was the colour that caught my eye first amongst all the polishes. Navy blue is my favourite colour and this polish is so so flattering. A must have for blue lovers!

Sunlight

I'm loving Innisfree polishes very much so far! Besides quick dry time and a huge selection of colours, the polishes also give off a citrusy scent while the polish dries. None of that headache-inducing chemical smell in these. Thought I was imagining the scent at first but when I was back in the Innisfree store there was a sign on the shelves which mentioned Jeju citrus so I think that's probably the scent they used.

Besides the Eco Nail Color range, there's also this Sugar Nail range. Not sure if it's their equivalent of OPI's Liquid Sand or whether it's just glitter polishes. No testing of their polishes unfortunately :(

A rather messed-up display but so many colours to pick and choose from!

Hope you enjoyed reading about these polishes. Part 2 of the Innisfree polishes will be up soon. x

Edit: Read it here!