Opi - French mani with cement the deal and in true steffani fashion

Hi there!

I made this mani, which is no big wonder, but wanted to share it with you. I used various nail polishes to create this look:

- Opi Glitter Off as a base, as I am using glitter onto my nails
- Opi Cement the Deal from the Fifty Shades of Gray
- Opi In True Steffani Fashion from the Gwen Steffani Collection
- and NYC Top coat

As you can see it in the pics it is a very easy mani: like a French mani but with light grey and glitter.

If you want to see a review of the products used in this mani, head here please ;)

Thank you for looking! ;)

Opi Gaining mole-mentum

This glitter top is from the collection Muppets Most Wanted.
The glitter per se is shredded gold glitter with some touches of  light pink in a clear base. I just love that for me this is a new concept of glitter, have ever seen one like this, it looks like gold particules scattered over my nails, and I am loving it!
The formula was good, even if for my taste the glitter pay off was a bit weak, so I ended up doing three coats for the photos below.  I found it also relieving and good that I didn't have any issues with the shards poking up (only a couple of them where like this and where easy to remove).

As I've said, I used 3 coats over Chic from Ears to Tail for the photos below.

 

I also have to note that I used Opi Glitter Off and that removing the glitter was a breeze!! :)

 

Opi Sorry I am Fizzy Today

Hi there!

I just got on my  nails a pink that I love!! Turns out I am a sucker for pink nail polish, and this one is amazing because it is kind of peachy, which sets it apart from regular pink nail polishes.

Formula wise is a two coater, very opaque and nice and easy application. It has avery beautiful shine to it.

Instead of base coat I decided to apply the Glitter off base coat to see how it will work out when peeling off this kind of nail polish. I will keep you updated on that one! ;)

About the peeling off process: it was fairly easy to peel off the polish from my nails, and did not manage them in any way. In some nails it was a bit harder to get it off on the top of the nail, but nothing major.
The only downside is that after only some hours after having applied the mani and having been on the computer a couple of hours some of my nails presented some chipping.

Opi Glitter Off - how to apply

This is something I have been waiting to try for some time now. I usually remove my nail polish y peeling it off when I can, but sometimes it damages myn ail as it takes little strips of it. Depending on the type of nail polish I use acetone free remover. But as I've said, I fnd the ability to strip it off and be done with it amazing. If it could be done easily and fast it would be perfect. That is why I decided to try this.

So far I just applied it, with a liquid sand over it (I know it is not glitter, but I wanted to see if it can remove this kind of polishes too) and have yet to remove it. So far is holding okay.

The tips for applying is to use a thin coat and let it dry competly before applying the nail polish.

It doesn't have the Pro Wide Opi Brush, but I found this one is perfect for applying the "polish", which looks like glue, it kind of smells like it too.

That is how it looks just after applying it. Then it dries to a somewaht mate base.

I tried using this base with a liquid sand, but the result is that it didn't work quite as well as expected. I was able to strip some bits of nail polish, but not all, and I had to go get my nail polish remover.

I also tried using this peel-off base over a nail base, but it kinda broke on me. See pics:

I don't know if this happened because I used a base of because there is some problem with my peel-off product.

I will keep it updated with more entries as I learn more of this easy removal base.