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I was going through my models trying to re-organize and neaten up my work space and came across my original Daemonetts that I started painting eons ago. I'm trying to decide if I want to continue this color scheme or strip 'em (ha...) and re-do....It takes me forever to come up with paint schemes (reasons my SOB army is still unpainted *sigh*) but I'm not sure if I want to keep them this way or go a more traditional Slaanesh route...

I like them. They put me in mind of the Kissai/Red Sith from Star Wars, a bit, not sure if that's the effect you were going for but it seems to fit to me.

I don't see a problem with them. Good deep red, black contrasts and I think that's a bone effect you were going for? To me it completely fits the models.

Yeah, I think those colours really work with them.

Kissai/Red Sith from Star Wars

Nope! I had no clue who they were until I googled them just now lol. I really like black and red and thought they would look nice painted that way as I'm not terribly fond of pastel girly colors lol.

Thanks for the comments