De la bonne qualité !

J'aime beaucoup ces vernis , ils sont longue tenue , opaques , mais je les trouve un peu trop chers et puis ils sèchent pas trop vite on peut les garder plusieurs années. C'est vraiment de la bonne qualité !

I really liked the colour and how the product went on, however, it did chip very easily. I admit I am hard on my hands, but even the cheap nail polish stands up better than Opi did.

For such an expensive nail polish, I was expecting to get more than one days wear out of this. It started chipping and then peeling right off before I'd even had it on for 1 day. I have that problem with every colour I've tried. Cheaper, drug store brands work much better than this.

I love the colours, but I've never had a polish that chips so quickly. It tends to stay on longer on toes than fingers, probably because there is less wear and tear on the little piggies...

Ive tried this nail polish and wasnt very impressed as a mother of three i need a nail polish that lasts and this one doesnt

Thought these would be good quality because they are in the salons. After applying and letting dry, it chips almost instantly! Very frustrating when you spend the time to do your nails nicely and then it chips only after a few hours. The price point is high too. They average around $9 a bottle. Totally not worth it!

WOW. Pretty much sums it up. I figured buying a salon brand nail polish would be beneficial in the long run as I heard nothing but good things about OPI.

So I got a couple bottles of OPI Nicole nail polish, hot pink with shimmer and a deep dark purple, plus base and top coats (I like to match the brands of top and base coats for chemical consistency).

It went on Really nice and smooth, and the colors are awesome. However, this is the WORST NAIL POLISH I have ever used. Cheapo Sally Hansen lasts way longer than this brand.

My issue is: I do Not like to use dishgloves for doing dishes as I have to often dropped a glass because they make me clumsy, and honestly I like to Feel the dish becoming clean in my hand.. THAT said, I Cannot use this nail polish ! As soon as my hands plunge into the sink of suds, the nail polish turns white and strips right off.
Now generally, This happens ONLY with Sunlight dishsoap because it is awesome at grease removal. And, it happens with Every polish if I do my nails then do the dishes within the next 24 hours. Then the next day I can have my hands in sink with no problem. OPI however, NEVER gets to this point of "settled" and no matter how long I avoid dishes (up to 3, 4 days sometimes) the same stripping thing happens.

Suffice to say, I will never waste my money on this again. Rimmel Lasting Finish Pro in the square bottle, Essie and good ol' Revlon are the only brands of nail polish I will buy now.

Ok I accidentally bought what I thought was a nice seafoam green OPI nail polish in a matte formula. It's Gargantuan Green Grape- Matte, to be exact. I've used a matte polish before but never one that came with instructions to not wear hand lotion (?) The colour is gorgeous and I actually liked the matte, but I don't know what happened, the whole bottle completely clumped up on me and now the formula is so thick you can't even use it. Originally it was smooth and dried quickly, but a month down the road it was completely unusable. I don't know if I did something like not screw the top on tight enough, or if the formula is just not good quality in the Matte version? Either way I would rather just have the normal enamel finish instead of risking a clumpy matte formula.