My OPI Collection- Part 2

Welcome to Part 2 of my OPI nail polish collection!! To see Part 1, click here. This post also contains my intro to my four part blog post.

My China Glaze collection Parts 1 and 2 will be up within the next couple of days.

So without the need for any more intro, let's jump into Part 2 of my OPI collection!

OPI Nail Polishes (Part 2):

1) OPI Unfor-greta-bly Blue

OPI Unfor-greta-bly Blue

This polish is from OPI's most recent collection, Germany. This is a frosty blue shimmer with teal undertones. Formula is good; it works best at two thick coats or three thin ones. Really pretty colour, but probably easily dupe-able.

2) OPI Into the Night

OPI Into the Night

This is from The Spiderman Collection which was released June 2012, to coincide with the release of the movie. 

This is a navy blue shimmer. There isn't too much to say about this nail polish, and like Unfor-greta-bly Blue, it is easily dupe-able. This formula is pretty sheer, so three coats is best for this one.

3) OPI Just Spotted the Lizard

OPI Just Spotted the Lizard

Also from the Spiderman collection, this nail polish has to be one of my all time favourites. A green-gold duochrome, this much buzzed about polish is an exact dupe of Chanel's Peridot. Luckily for us, this one is about half the price.

This formula is a little thin on the first coat, but the colour really shines through on the second. 3 coats is best for this. 

4) OPI Rainbow Connection

OPI Rainbow Connection

This is from the Muppets collection released for Holiday 2011. A clear based polish packed with tons of glitter, this polish does best for layering. If you want it by itself, you would have to do numerous coats, and this gets thick very easily. 

There is small circular and bigger hexagon glitter, all multicoloured. A pain to remove, as with all glitters.

5) OPI Excuse Moi?

OPI Excuse Moi?

This is a stunning polish. It has a candy pink base packed with so many different colours of glitter- there's orange, green, silver, yellow and red. It reminds me of cupcake sprinkles. And it is so sparkly!

This is opaque is two coats, but a pain in the neck to remove. I recommend the tin foil method.

So that's it for my OPI collection!! Stay tuned for my China Glaze collection!!

Thanks for reading!

Melissa