Drama Beauty Pop: Sinful Colors Professional Nail Colors Collection

Heeeeey guys! How are ya'll this Tuesday?

It is yet another hot AND humid day in the AZ. Current temp is 101 degrees (38.33 °C) with 38% humidity and only 20% of precipitation. Yesterday around 6 PM, the skies were covered in dark black clouds, but guess what, we received like two droplets of rain from that. The sky looks like that again today... So I'm not sure how it's gonna go down later. Rain or not, the humidity is killing me, might as well let there be rain. Crossing my fingers. I love the rain, especially love to look at it from my window. I think it's rather romantic.

I've made it quite obvious that I am a HUGE fan of Sinful Colors. There has not been a single shade I dislike from them, and that's saying a lot. Sinful Colors have many finishes, all with the same formula and consistency. I love Sinful Colors so much, every time I see a new collection on display, I can't help but pick up a few. Without even realizing it, I soon accumulated quite the collection. It's nothing big or impressive, and I am by no means bragging. I just simple wanna share with you all these super pretty shades. Maybe some will catch your eyes and will end up picking 'em up.

After poking around and doing some research, there are apparently 12 principal nail polish finishes.

Creme
Duo-Chrome
Frost
Glitter
Iridescent
Lustre
Matte
Micro-Glitter
Micro-Shimmer
Opalescent
Prismatic
Shimmer

With that said, being the versatile brand that Sinful Colors is, they produce most of these finish; I have yet to see Duo-Chrome, Iridescent or Opalescent, I could be wrong. Of these finishes, I own five of the finishes, cremes being the most abundant and matte in last place with only one.

No matter what the finish comes out to be, in my opinion, I feel like the formulas are all the same. The nail color isn't too watery nor is it too thick so that eliminates the streakiness and skips that other dry formulas can do or the polish running off to the sides like watery ones. If applied in a thick coat, these polishes will be opaque enough equivalent to two coats from other brands. The drying time is pretty quick I must say, probably no more than two minutes. Once the nail color is applied, it's guaranteed to stay own with no chips for at least a week. I have worn these with and without top coats and even without top coats, they fend well on their own. I actually wore Rise & Shine for two weeks as a review.

I've worn Prismatic Micro-Glitter and Lustres alone and on top of other colors. If they're worn alone, you'll need to apply two or more layers in order for it to show its color. When worn on top of other colors, one coat is enough to see the micro-glitter.

Probably my least favorite finish from Sinful Colors is the matte one. I don't know it it's just me, but this matte did not last me. Like, it started shipping the day after it was applied. Everything just went downhill from there.

Below are every bottle of Sinful Colors I own, separated into the finish, alphabetized for your convenient. Go ahead and check them out. Let me know which one caught your eyes. Or if you've already tried Sinful Colors, which shades are your favorite. I'd love to pick up more shades in the future, it's good that they're available at many stores and for an affordable price.

Creme
24/7
Baby Blues
Bright Lucite
Clementine
Garden Party
Innocent
Jolt
Nice Stems
Out Of Bounds
Pink Forever
Pink Poppys
Shock And Awe
Sizzling
Soul Mate
Tempest
Unicorn
Why Not

: TOP (left to right): 24/7, Baby Blues, Bright Lucite, Clementine
BOTTOM (left to right): Garden Party, Innocent, Jolt, Nice Stems

: TOP (left to right): Out Of Bounds, Pink Forever, Pink Poppys, Shock & Awe
BOTTOM (left to right): Sizzling, Soul Mate, Tempest, Unicorn, Why Not

Prismatic Micro-Glitter
Blue By You
Blue Steel
Cinderella
Glass Pink
Palm Breezy
Pine Away
Purple Diamond
Triple Platinum

: TOP (left to right): Blue By You, Blue Steel, Cinderella, Glass Pink
BOTTOM (left to right): Palm Breezy, Pine Away, Purple Diamond, Triple Platinum