This year's spring and summer offering, Euro Centrale by OPI.
Vant to Bite My Neck? 2 coats. Rich purple creme that was opaque and easy to apply.
My Vampire is Buff 3 coats. This is a very pale almost white sandy creme.
OPI... Eurso Euro 2 coats. Surprisingly opaque on the second coat, the first felt dicey because it applied so thin and sheer almost like a jelly.
Polka.com 3 coats. Dark turquoise, dark pink and light purple hexes with very small purple hex glitter in a clear base. At 3 coats you can see this is still sparse, so I would layer it. I did try to do a gradient french but it wasn't dense enough. The base formula was just right for glitter.
Here is 1 coat of Polka.com over OPI...Eurso Euro.
I Saw...U Saw...We Saw...Warsaw 2 coats. A deep, dark blue creme. I would like to note that referencing this polish will be a pain, ISUSWSW?! Maybe just Warsaw...
OY-Another Polish Joke! 3 coats. Sheer, shimmery gold.
1 coat of OY-Another Polish Joke! over (here we go) I Saw...U Saw...We Saw...Warsaw.
A Woman's Prague-ative 3 coats. After the first coat, I thought this was going to be very peachy but after each coat it built up color to this glowy dark orange with golden shimmer.
Hands Off My Kielbasa! 2 coats. Described by OPI as a bronzy tan, I don't really see it. When I wear it looks more peachy to me.
My Paprika is Hotter than Yours! 3 coats. Dark orange with a subtle shimmer. The formula was very thin and difficult to work with. This is also much darker than photographed here.
This is a more color-accurate photo and you can see the bit of silver shimmer. When you wear it you probably won't be able to see the shimmer at all.
Suzi's Hungary AGAIN! 3 coats. Warn pink with a subtle silver shimmer. This was also thin and difficult to work with.
Can't Find My Czechbook 2 coats. This blue is cheery and makes me wish for warm spring weather. The formula was thin but it is opaque enough for 2 coats.
You're Such a BudaPest 3 coats. Pale lavender with a pretty shimmer. The formula was thin and runny. You can see my ridges even with 3 coats.
I have mixed feelings about the formula because the colors that I liked, the pastels, were thin and hard to apply. The darker colors and the glitter were nice and creamy. Overall, I thought the colors were pretty for both spring and summer. My favorite is Can't Find My Czechbook, I just love light blues!
This collection is available now where OPI is sold. I just noticed that they increased the price from $8.50 to $9.00, just a heads up for anyone that didn't know.
Sent to me for review.
Vant to Bite My Neck? 2 coats. Rich purple creme that was opaque and easy to apply.
My Vampire is Buff 3 coats. This is a very pale almost white sandy creme.
OPI... Eurso Euro 2 coats. Surprisingly opaque on the second coat, the first felt dicey because it applied so thin and sheer almost like a jelly.
Polka.com 3 coats. Dark turquoise, dark pink and light purple hexes with very small purple hex glitter in a clear base. At 3 coats you can see this is still sparse, so I would layer it. I did try to do a gradient french but it wasn't dense enough. The base formula was just right for glitter.
Here is 1 coat of Polka.com over OPI...Eurso Euro.
I Saw...U Saw...We Saw...Warsaw 2 coats. A deep, dark blue creme. I would like to note that referencing this polish will be a pain, ISUSWSW?! Maybe just Warsaw...
OY-Another Polish Joke! 3 coats. Sheer, shimmery gold.
1 coat of OY-Another Polish Joke! over (here we go) I Saw...U Saw...We Saw...Warsaw.
A Woman's Prague-ative 3 coats. After the first coat, I thought this was going to be very peachy but after each coat it built up color to this glowy dark orange with golden shimmer.
Hands Off My Kielbasa! 2 coats. Described by OPI as a bronzy tan, I don't really see it. When I wear it looks more peachy to me.
My Paprika is Hotter than Yours! 3 coats. Dark orange with a subtle shimmer. The formula was very thin and difficult to work with. This is also much darker than photographed here.
This is a more color-accurate photo and you can see the bit of silver shimmer. When you wear it you probably won't be able to see the shimmer at all.
Suzi's Hungary AGAIN! 3 coats. Warn pink with a subtle silver shimmer. This was also thin and difficult to work with.
Can't Find My Czechbook 2 coats. This blue is cheery and makes me wish for warm spring weather. The formula was thin but it is opaque enough for 2 coats.
You're Such a BudaPest 3 coats. Pale lavender with a pretty shimmer. The formula was thin and runny. You can see my ridges even with 3 coats.
I have mixed feelings about the formula because the colors that I liked, the pastels, were thin and hard to apply. The darker colors and the glitter were nice and creamy. Overall, I thought the colors were pretty for both spring and summer. My favorite is Can't Find My Czechbook, I just love light blues!
This collection is available now where OPI is sold. I just noticed that they increased the price from $8.50 to $9.00, just a heads up for anyone that didn't know.
Sent to me for review.
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