If you're not familiar with SinfulColors, these are seriously budget friendly, with their regular lines costing just £2 per bottle. The Kylie Jenner range is slightly more expensive at £3 each, but they really won't break the bank.
There's a great mix of soft pastel shades and punchy vibrants to choose from - my favourites from the four shades I have here are Kurtsey (the pastel grey blue) and V.I.Peach (peach with a slight shimmer), but Krushed (aubergine) and Silhouette (lilac) some a very close second.
All of the shades, with the exception of V.I.Peach only needed two coats for a really opaque, quality finish - V.I.Peach would definitely benefit from a third coat if you have time. The brush on these is medium-sized, so works well to cover the nails in three strokes, and they dry nice and quickly in between coats.
While the collection might have been named 'Pure Velvet Matte', the polishes themselves have a glossy finish and tend to wear for three days on me before chipping, which is about average.
There are going to be four limited edition collections in total (this is the second of four), with one launching each month, so keep your eyes peeled over July and August for news of what else is coming up.
All in all I'm really impressed with these. Nail polish has always been my little treat when I feel I need a pick me up and it's so good to see another affordable brand back on the high street.
You can find SinfulColors exclusively at Superdrug.
Do you like the look of the new SinfulColors/Kylie Jenner collaboration?
*contains PR samples
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