Honey Ryder - O.P.I.

I bought this a while ago and have just got around to using it, Honey Ryder is from the Bond Girls collection for O.P.I (I bought this on Nail Polish Direct, there are still some items left from the range on their website). The whole collection was made up of their liquid sand polishes, these polishes when applied to the nail had the texture of sand when dried (hence the name liquid sand).

Hook And Line - China Glaze

This polish is from China Glaze's Hunger Games collection (I bought mine from Nail Polish Direct), and deals with District 4 which is best known for its fishing industry, and it's victors Finnick and Mags.

This is a lovely mercurial silver, a colour that I think is brilliant for December/ January when it's frosty. The polish goes on really well and there was hardly any problems with the dreaded right hand.

The 1st coat goes a tiny bit streaky and three coats seems best as will all metallics they just need that extra coat to make it fully opaque.

I really did like this polish and will wear it again when the next Hunger Games movie comes out.

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Gemma
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My Vampire is Buff - O.P.I

DISCLAIMER: All opinions are my own and product has been bought with my own money.

My Vampire is Buff - O.P.I

This is a lovely light beige creme colour from O.P.I's Euro Centrale collection, I wouldn't of naturally assumed this as an autumnal colour but it actually is a really nice colour or autumn (I put this on originally as it matched a top I was wearing for a night out). I think this colour brings a bit of light to the season but still being part of the seasonal colours.

The first coat when it goes onto the nail is quite streaky, on the second coat you can still see some bleed through of the nail, so three coats was best to make the polish fully opaque.

The polish is quite thin (hence the three coats) but it does look good on the nail once all coats have been added. This is a polish I will be wearing again.

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Gemma
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