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Showing posts with label $OPI. Show all posts

Sephora by OPI 212-Sephora!

WOOHOO! Do I have an awesome polish for you today! Its a flakie, its a glitter, AND its holo! BUT its brown! LOL I am not too fond of brown nail polishes, however, this one takes the cake! WOW!

212-Sephora has now become one of my favorite polishes of all time. I am really impressed with this one. As I already mentioned, it has everything I love in a nail polish, minus the color. If it was purple then it would REALLY knock my socks off, but the brown makes it unique, which I love as well. The holo glitter was a bit hard to capture with my camera. It is much more holographic in the bottle, but not so much on the nail.

I am relatively new to this brand, I only have 4 colors so far. I do plan on buying more. I was skeptical at first, due to the cost, but I fell in love with the quality. The brush is great, the polish covers and applies well. I used 2 coats and it dried fast. I topped it off with a layer of Gelous and then Orly Won't Chip.


Artificial light, no flash.







Natural light, no sun.






What do you think? Is it a drool worthy polish?

Sephora by OPI Spark-tacular Top Coat!

I just received this polish today in the mail from Sephora, I couldn't wait to try it out. I also wanted to post some swatches of it, since its new.

Spark-tacular top coat is a multi-colored glitter polish in a clear base. This polish is PACKED with glitter! One coat is all you need! It looks like it has 3 different sized hexagon shaped glitters. There are so many colors too, I cannot even begin to name them all! I decided to layer it over white to make it POP!

OPI Alpine Snow 2 coats
Artificial light, no flash...




With one coat of Spark-tacular
Artificial light, no flash...








Some close ups of the glitter... 


I love the way the glitter looks like it is floating over the white. I also used 1 coat of Gelous over the glitter before adding Qtica Extending Top Coat.

What do you think of this glitter?