Opi Nail Polish

Was good all month, kinda... till this week! Salt and Stone fragrance Merit lipstick Merit blush RMS brow grouping RMS lip oil duo opi nail polish Essie polish Kur polish remover Kur nail cream Maybelline sky high mascara in green and plum have a great weekend!

... the very last drops of OPI nail polish remover...so that might be... a small bottle of the OPI), ready to go. Happy Thursday~...

FlapYoJacks posted: This time, if a vehicle code is tied to nail polish. I will get the loving nail polish. “For my wife.” I somehow wound up with that OPI Ford GT in my garage, but couldn't use it due to not "having" it.

... spend that much on a nail polish when cheaper brands do a ... colour for much less! With nail polish I've found that if I ... a brand like Essie or OPI then nail colour lasts longer, regardless of...

... or dear God above the nail polish, Please for the love of... are way gross, even with polish that no one wants to ... see the new colors of OPI nail polish. That is all I wanted ...

Nail advice please. I’m giving up on my biab nails as it is becoming too expensive. I’m going to treat myself to some nail strengthened and some polish. Any recommendations for brands? OPI, Leighton Denny, Nails Inc… And what to avoid

After taking a few years away from the hobby, I’ve found myself getting back into nail polish and I’m having an absolute blast discovering everything that’s happened while I was gone. Back in the day, most of my collection was made up of brands like OPI, and more recently I’ve picked up quite a bit from Holo Taco and Mooncat. Now I’m starting to branch out into the indie world and have orders from Cracked, Polished for Days, Dany Vianna, and Clionadh on the way. It’s made me realize just how many amazing indie brands and finishes are out there, and I’d love to hear what everyone considers the must-tries. What are the brands that consistently wow you? What are the polishes you’d recommend to anyone getting into indies? Are there any shades that you consider the best examples of a particular finish? I’d love to hear your holy grails, favorite brands, and the polishes that made you stop and stare at your nails all day. 💚✨ Enable me… but gently. 😆💅 submitted by /u/Ok-Style8833 to r/RedditLaqueristas [link] [comments]

China glaze, OPI Sinful Colors, Essie Orly and lots of others. I don’t paint my nails anymore except occasionally. You can even keep the tote. I absolutely do not want to ship this so you must pick it up. Edit: A couple people messaged me from this area interested but haven’t responded to my reply yet. (TBF it’s kinda early) I have a back up too if they don’t respond. EDIT 2: the polish has been picked up! Thanks everyone! submitted by /u/DiagnosisPooBrain to r/vintagenailpolish [link] [comments]

I'm really at the end of my rope here. I've recently gotten into nail polish after about a decade of having bare nails. I think I remembered OPI being a reputable brand from my teenage years, so I bought a few lacquers. Kind of struggled with them at the beginning but just shrugged it off as me being inexperienced and kept on my merry way, abandoning them for the Manucurist smooth line. But recently I decided to go back to opaque polish, and saw some promising pictures and reddit reviews of the color "Samoan sands", so I bought it. Though the colour is great, I've never had such a hard time painting my nails and the experience so far has been catastrophic, for several reasons : The consistency: instead of thin, smooth coats, it applies in thick, streaky coats. And by streaky, not only do I mean the color, but also the texture, which makes it super hard to have an even surface without bumps. I tried to remedy this by adding a few drops of lacquer thinner, but it hasn't really solved the issue. If anything, it made the second issue worse, which is: The sheerness. I have seen people mentioning that the lacquer needed 3 coats to be opaque, but I've still had some sheer spots (see above: uneven application) after an astonishing FOUR coats ! This is crazy to me, and it worsens the third issue which is: The drying time: I'm doing my nails for the second time tonight cause my lacquer never dries, no matter how thin I try to apply it. I wait on average 10 minutes between coats and added the Sally Hansen Insta-dri top coat and still that shit slid off my nails. I'm so mad right now. This keeps happening even though I'm trying my best to apply the thinnest coats possible, in spite of the horrible consistency. I'm incredibly frustrated right now regarding this experience with a lacquer that is frankly far from being cheap. I don't even know what to do. I don't know if this is due to my own ignorance and inability or if this is somewhat universal. I just.... I think I needed to vent. Pictured here: my nails after 2 coats. I might just give up. I've already spent an hour on my nails and nothing works. submitted by /u/KaizerWalzer to r/lacqueristas [link] [comments]

I love green, it’s my favorite color, and recently I thrifted these green plates and NEED a crème polish to match. The polish i’m wearing is not close enough and is much darker than the plate color and doesn’t have the same yellow undertone. “I Love You So Matcha” by cracked polish is the exact color I need but it’s been sold out forever so i’m looking for something like it! On my nails: Base Coat: Sally Hansen Strong as nails 3 coats of “I’m Sooo Swamped!” by OPI Top coat: Polished for Days QDTC submitted by /u/baby_kimchi to r/RedditLaqueristas [link] [comments]

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This was totally unintentional i just thought it was funny how close they are n wanted to share. Nails: Opi Reykjavik Has All the Hot Spots Opi natural nails base coat essie gel couture top coat submitted by /u/soloshandpuppets to r/RedditLaqueristas [link] [comments]