Avon Pro Colour in 60 Seconds Nail Enamel Chop-Chop Cream

Avon Pro Colour in 60 Seconds Nail Enamel comes in a standard Avon nail polish bottle. In it, you get 10ml of product and it costs 5,90€ but it's often on offer for less. Avon says that this Pro Colour line is 3in1, a base, a colour and a top coat. It also says that it should be dry in 60 seconds, be opaque in one coat and be longlasting. 

Old nail polishes from Avon all had a very thin and straight cut brush that wasn't my favourite and now this one has a thicker round brush. I don't know if all Avon's have this brush now but I prefer it, it's much easier to work with, especially with this formula.

It's a typical pastel formula that is PITA to work with. I got used to the Essence nail polishes that have a creamy consistency and this is completely different. Chop-Chop Cream is also a light shade, so I have to be very careful that there are no brush strokes visible. You have to have the perfect amount on your brush, too little and you will see every stroke, or too much and you will have to even it out and this also doesn't work. This shade is not opaque in one coat, two coats are usually enought, if you are not careful maybe three. It also starts to chip on my nails one day after I applied it, I tried it with a top coat and it did last two days but that's it.

The shade Chop-Chop Cream is a perfect nude for me. I recently got 8 Essence nail polishes from the new nude line and I'm not a big fan on any of them on me, but this one from Avon is absolutely perfect. It doesn't go mauve or brown or in any direction, it's a perfect warm-toned nude. It's such a shame the formula doesn't work for me but I like the shade so much that this was the only nail polish that I wore in the last couple of weeks.

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*The product was sent to me