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The easiest nail polish to apply and it doesn't try too fast. Some nail polish brands that I've tried with equal coat quality either dry super fast or take forever then end up putting layer upon layer and it peels off (probably because I'm not patient enough).
OPI has so many different variety in shades and finishes you really can't go wrong. It's also the nail polish I find the best when doing nail art, such as marbling!
Very happy!
I love this colour for summer! It just makes my nails look elegant and feminine with a little bit of edge. Opi always is lovely and thick and lasts longer on me than other brands I have. I like that it feels like quality as you apply it.
Tips: Apply at night before bed to really allow them to dry without getting chipped early
This is the first polish I have tried with the sand effect and was quite happy with it. It goes on easily just like the normal OPI polishes and lasts a couple of weeks. It definitely requires two or more coats as the colour is quite washed out. It does take a little getting used to with the different texture. Be wary of wearing clothes that snag easily as this polish does tend to pull on fabrics.
There not many OPI colours that I don't like.But this one unfortunately seemed to under perform.
To be able to use it on its own you really need to layer it up and even then its still not very noticeable. I only use this as a sheen over other colour when I'm wanting a different effect.
The wear on it is still good but wouldn't recommend this one unless you are wanting it for a cover coat of another colour.
I have quite a few OPI nail polishes in my collection, 20 in fact 10 full size 10 minis, and I do and will continue to use them, but I won't be recommending them to my friends. The good thing about OPI nail polish is there colour range, every color you could possibly think of OPI has, but I dont think its worth the price and I personally think they are over rated. I brought my OPI Take Ten minis from a sale for $35 and 10 full size OPI's from trademe in a bulk sale for $50. The only pros I can say about OPI is the colour range, the brush and that they don't go gloopy and thicker over time. The cons, I find the consistency to vary, The quality of chipping/staying power/ opaqueness vary between colour. For example i have the colour Mod About You (light blue based pink, think M.A.C St Germain in Nail Polish form) and you only need 2 coats to get full, opaque strong color payoff, unlike Heart Throb which looks like a sheer strawberry milkshake colour even after 3 layers. I just think there are better or the same quality of nail polishes on the market that are cheaper, like for example Jordana, Sally Hansen, Revlon Nailpolishes are damn worth it.
Tips: Shop around, buy off trademe or wait for NZ Sale to have them in stock, they are not worth $23 except maybe My Fav Ornament which is the only shade i would spend $23 on untill i find a great dupe. Its a beautiful, opaque fine gold glitter, last ages
I have got the Wizard of oz minis and around 10 full size ones in various colours from pale pink, white, reds and dark green and a few liquid sands which I love and adds some great texture to a manicure. I did find them quite expensive for what they are - nail polish! But now that farmers have lowered the price and they quite often have two for deals etc I find my collection growing. The brushes are the best that I have tried and so far none in my collection have gone gluggy or turned bad. Opi have definitely got the best colour collection out there and with frequent new Collections coming out there's always more to choose from.
Tips: Keep an eye out for farmers deals and you earn beauty points too.
I've been using these for a while now and I honestly love the OPI Nail Lacqeurs. The colors are so vibrant and they stay on for ages if ofcourse you use their base and top coat. I would recommend buying the top and base coat aswell. Alot of nail polishes do chip my nails but these are the total opposite. If you do get a chance, I suggest using the nail strengtheners.
The first time I tried this, it was when I went to get a manicure. Initially I was just expecting a plain metallic looking silver, but was very pleasantly surprised with the duochrome finish! It looks lovely on the nail.
It applies smoothly and lasts long without chipping (depending on how hard wearing on your nails you are and how much you do with your hands), which is typical of all OPI polishes. However, it does apply quite sheer so it does take a few coats before it is fully opaque, but the finish is definitely worth it. One of the best OPI shades there is in my opinion.
I have an amazingly beautiful red - Big Apple Red (I think) and it is just awesome. And would you believe me when I say that it doesn't stain your fingernails?! For the length if time it lasts on your fingernails, it is definitely well worth the price. And I will be investing in some more colours - I really like the look of the liquid sand, although I'm not sure if I would be able to pull it off...
Tips: Use a decent top coat to avoid chipping if you're busy like me - and don't have a dishwasher haha
OPI is THE nail polish brand. When you think about nail polish, OPI is the first brand you think about.
Comes in multiple colours, shades, types, packs. Shimmers, Matte, Glitter, Clear Coats.
The brush glides over the nail & leaves you almost with a streak free layer. You might need to do 2-3 coats to get it perfect with no streaks but 2 thin layers should be fine with any sort of OPI nail polish.
Great formula, always lasts a long time & colours always look great and have a good depth to them