Francine did her nails!

[...] application off this particular color really turns me off. But because I wanted to test Seche Vite in real action I still added one thin coat more - and the fifth thicker coat to my thumbnail [...]

[...] , thick and gooey, bubbly, annoying to apply and almost ruins the manicures. A bottle of Seche Vite is on its way to here! [...]

[...] stunning, the golden shimmer is very deep and perhaps has a hint of multicolour in it. But my Seche Vite starts to be bit goopy - and the bottle is not even halfway. Not impossible to work with, but [...]

[...] , not too small, not too big - just perfect. And the best for last: this is one coater on my short nails, longer ones might benefit from two. [...]

[...] olive in this in some lights. Beautiful! Application was flawless and two coats enough for my short nails. [...]

[...] promised in the bottle). Glossy finish even without topcoat. And one coat is enough for short nails - well, second one makes it look even better, but if you are in a hurry, you get along [...]

[...] base and you don't need more than 2 coats to get the full intensity of the color, with short nails one is enough. The shimmer is actually very prominent, but these indirect daylight images [...]

[...] I got an urge to find a duplicate to it - I'm not paying the eBay prices from the original. BB Couture Blind love comes satisfyingly close. It has the same foil like finish, but the sunlight reveals [...]

[...] that pictures turned out to be too crappy to publish. This is one of my older pictures: BB Couture for Nails Dark Knight. A must have for all black lovers - rich black infused with tons [...]

[...] Lately I have swatched all but summery colors - but today I'm happy I did. BB Couture Opposites Attract has a weird double nature that is fully revealed in full sunlight. In [...]

[...] there is not too much polish in the brush. But after creating the arch shape you need quite a thick coat of color to disquise the stroke painted to vertical direction. Add the top color immediately [...]

[...] thicker coat to my thumbnail just for curiosity. This is the result with four coats and one thick coat of Seche Vite. This polish has good shiny surface by itself, but clear and very shiny coat of [...]

[...] . Zoya Angel is one of my favorite pinks, very soft and super flattering to my skintone. The base shade is dusty rose with a hint of mauve in it. The polish is packed with shimmer that seems to be a [...]

[...] 2009 spain collection. Color-wise it is not that special, nearly blacks I have seen many. The base shade has some blue in it, it's more plum than red. But to be honest this was the first time when OPI [...]

[...] shades - or bright contrasting ones - and different textures could be utilized as long as the base shade leaves a surface smooth enough to work with - a rough glitter base might not be the best idea. [...]

[...] Entourage event. This is quite a classic version with Color Club Tip White on tips and Essie Pinkadelic on top. CC Tip White is excellent for bright white tips. One coat was enough, excellent self [...]

[...] Lately I have swatched all but summery colors - but today I'm happy I did. BB Couture Opposites Attract has a weird double nature that is fully revealed in full sunlight. In indirect light [...]

[...] light. Two coats covered my nails well. Application was pretty easy, perhaps the consistency was bit runny, but nothing unmanageable. I've heard some rumors about this polish being a very bad nail [...]

[...] , just covering the Entourage disaster and did not have time to do more. Application was ok, bit runny, but nicely settling. In real life this polish is much more stunning, the golden shimmer is very [...]

[...] This vampy little number is OPI Give Me Moor! from autumn 2009 spain collection. Color-wise it is not that special, nearly blacks I have [...]