Black/Pink french tip with OPI

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OPI's Diva of Geneva

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Fish tacos and OPI

Lollapalooza weekend and in the mood for somethung bright. Ill update the name later!
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OPI's No Room for the Blues

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Chanel's #327 Or De Russie

love this color... black base with flecks of gold, definiately is Russian Gold, i feel like i should have bits of caviar and vodka on my fingertips.

i usually don't cut my nails this short if you guys have noticed, but i went bowling on monday last week and had to sacrifice the length so i could do some major damage on the lane, haha... in the end it was worth it, i won the game with a measly 104.

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Adding Shoes to This Blog

On its way... Just realized that was my second biggest collection besides my nail polish. Be excited!
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What's the hype about the brand OPI?

One note that I'd like to make on behalf of pyrostylez and myself is that we both really enjoy using OPI polish. However, that does not mean that we don't own or use any other brands such as Chanel, Essie etc. Perhaps one of the most important reasons that OPI seem to trump other polish is the eclectic and extensive palette they offer. Second of all, they also don't contain dibutyl phthalate (DBP), toluene, or formaldehyde. Needless to say, inhalation, contact, or consumption of the above mentioned chemicals is NOT good for you... (apparently DBP can potentially affect testes development, so you most definitely don't want pregnant women or your boyfriends to be in close contact with that, right?)

Another cool thing about OPI is that they are a family run business (they immigrated from eastern europe). Throughout the years, they have grown into one of the most well-recognized nail care brands in the world. Despite this growth and success, they still donate copious amounts to charities such as community clinics for those who are uninsured.

P.S. some OPI products do contain formaldehyde (nail hardeners), but they also give you the option to purchase products without it to give consumers more options (not quite sure why you wouldn't just straight up eliminate the formaldehyde products though...)

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