The rules are easy: 1) paint your nails red. 2) Add a design if you want, but make sure it's still predominantly red.
I purchased this polish myself.
You can purchase OPI polishes at most beauty supply shops as well as some drug stores and Target.
I purchased this polish myself.
Color: Red with red and gold glass shimmers.
Finish: Shimmer – a polish that shimmers in the light due to fine particles that
refract light.
Bottle / Brush: OPI
Mini bottle – designed as a miniature version of the larger bottles. The shorter handle and wand make it hard to
handle. The brush is also not as wide as
the new pro-brush.
Opacity: Medium – achieves opacity at three to four coats. This is three coats with one coat of KBShimmer's Clearly on Top.
Glitter Application: Easy – Spreads evenly without much manipulation.
Consistency: Medium – applies easily and doesn’t flood the
cuticles.
Overall Ease of Application: Easy – applies well without pooling, dragging,
streaking, or balding. Spreads evenly
and smoothly.
Stampability: Not tested for stamping.
Dry Time: Medium – dry to the touch with minimal smudging
in 3-8 minutes.
Overall Thoughts: This was the first time I actually didn't mind a polish in those stupid OPI mini bottles. Application was super easy and didn't require cleanup at all. This was a nice palate cleanser, even though it's red, because I didn't busy it up with glitter. It also wasn't a stainer, which is fantastic, as most reds stain either my nails or the skin around my nails when I remove it. I'm sure I probably could've used only two coats, but I decided to go with three to ensure there weren't any bald spots that showed up when I took the photos. Otherwise, I really liked this polish but will probably still sell it since I'm trying to reduce my stash significantly. You can purchase OPI polishes at most beauty supply shops as well as some drug stores and Target.
I purchased this polish myself.
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