After so many repeated reviews, I think it's clear.
If you don't plan to leave the house for a long time, don't buy it.

A craftsman painted it for me, and I just happened to choose from this color palette.
If I had known, I wouldn't have chosen it at all.
We are painting 2 rooms only, and how many days have we been arguing about how we will sleep in the other rooms that we didn't paint.

Edit: 1 week later, with the windows constantly open, I can still smell it a little, but just a little.
Meanwhile, a friend of mine whom I asked chose a different company, and in 2 days it was fine

It is terrible. We painted a room on June 8th and it smells very bad. The company suggested we repaint it with plastic paint, which we did, and it still smells. The room is not even suitable for storage!!!! Stay away from vivechrom

This particular product smells awful and even after days....
I sent a sample to Vivechrom's laboratory and they replied, after a long delay, that it is supposed to be like that.....!!!!
I do not recommend it under any circumstances!

Unacceptable color.
Does not cover well and gets dirty as soon as you touch it.
But the worst part is that it smells. We painted the house before moving in and it smelled for days. We had all the windows open for a whole week and the smell wouldn't go away. We wondered if it was the joints that smelled. In the end, it was the paint because the smell came back in the corners. 0 out of 5 from me.

I had bought it from a well-known department store to paint the house and happened to read the reviews after I bought it. I was about to return it, but because I mixed it in a mixing machine, they wouldn't accept the color back, so I said I'll do it and whatever happens.
Coverage is very good, while the kitchen ceiling was quite dirty and with stockpiles due to work that was done, it covered it with the first coat, while the second coat was perfect.
Smell, yes, the house smelled for 3 days afterwards, with good ventilation nothing.
Attention to dilution, I diluted it with 7% water.
The roller plays a big role, get a good one for plastic paints.

I have used this white color for both rental properties and my own house. In terms of usage, first of all, the wall needs to be properly prepared. If the wall is old, you need to first apply Vivechrom Vivedur Multiprimer Eco primer inside and outside, and then use a good roller to apply the paint. Trust me, using a roller will give you a hard time, I experienced it myself, and I was wondering why it wasn't spreading well. But as soon as I got another roller, it spread perfectly fine.

The only negative thing for me is that unfortunately, there is an issue with the smell, and it takes at least 10 days with everything open to get rid of it. But that doesn't bother me.

Note 1:
You should always apply at least two coats, no matter what you are painting, otherwise, it won't be a proper job.

Note 2:
I bought a 9-liter bucket today and it doesn't smell like anything, they might have changed something

I'm sorry that I didn't look up the reviews before buying it. It's truly the worst plastic paint I have ever used. It took 3 coats of white to cover an old color, and even after a week with the windows open, it still smells strongly. Simply tragic!

The worst thing there is, three hands and it didn't cover anything, the craftsman swears and I cry my money, wasted money far away!!!

I bought 10 liters for a 25m2 office. I needed to buy an additional 3 liters as the painter had to apply a third coat to fully cover. In the end, the result is good, of course, in a space that is not heavily used and the walls do not require cleaning. I would never use it at home, but even for the office, with the total amount of money, I could have bought 10 liters of higher quality paint and finished with two coats. As for durability, time will tell. However, from Vivechrom, I would expect something better, even in the economical range - a mediocre color!

As the description says, it is a color for frequent repainting. It is a medium color, meaning it is not suitable for heavy scrubbing/washing or high coverage. If the space is not heavily used and the walls are not washed frequently, it can last for a long time. Otherwise, it is preferable to use the super neopal eco or the kitchen & bathroom paints from the same series, which are much better but also more expensive. Personally, I only use Vive in the bedrooms and every two years it may need some touch-ups in certain areas, but it looks like new again. For the rest of the house, I choose the corresponding higher quality paints from the company.

If they gave it to me, I wouldn't take it again. Coverage? ZERO. Indestructible, you can throw it against the wall and it still doesn't cover anything at all!!!!! Waste of effort. Next to the term "wasted money," "vive eco" should be added.

4 days after finishing the painting and it still smells excessively, even though the space is constantly ventilated. STAY AWAY!

No matter how much you search, you will not come across such poor quality. Industrial colors are much better than this thing.
If you want something good and affordable, look at the affordable range of ERLAC and CHROTEX.
The affordable range of Vivechrome and Vitex is unacceptable.

The worst thing about wall paint, wasted money and unfortunately wasted effort. I had to buy another brand of paint, and even cheaper, to cover the uncovered areas it left.

Crap unfortunately! If you wipe it and use a cloth, the color comes off and stains remain. Besides that, it doesn't have good coverage! For its price, it is unacceptable!