OPI Simmer And Shimmer From The Burlesque Collection 2010

OPI Simmer And Shimmer is absolutely gorgeous. It is a mix of mainly blue, silver and gold glitter. You can also see some red and orange glitter as well. This is three coats and the application was flawless.

OPI Extra-va-vaganza! (Burlesque Collection 2010)

Extra-va-vaganza! is a mix of mainly orange and gold glitter. You can also see some blue and green glitter as well. This is three coats and the application was flawless.

OPI Sparkle-icious From The Burlesque Collection 2010

OPI Sparkle-icious is stanning, absolutly stanning. It is made of purple, blue and gold glitter. This is three coats and the application is very good.

OPI Show It & Glow It! From The Burlesque Collection

OPI Show It and Glow It! is a mix of mainly fuchsia, purple and silver glitter. You can also see some blue, green and gold glitter as well. This is two coats and the application was flawless.

OPI Glow Up Already! and Bring On the Bling Comparison

OPI Glow Up Already! on index and middle and OPI Bring On the Bling on ring and pinky.

OPI Bring On the Bling From The Burlesque Collection 2010

OPI Bring On the Bling is mainly made out of light gold glitter with some orange, blue, pink and fuchsia glitter as well. This is two coats but it would have been better with three. The application was flawless. Taking off the glitter was another story. As you can see, I have glitter all over my hand. When you try to take it off, more glitter particles will appear on your skin. It is like a never ending job. But it is worth it.

OPI Glow Up Already! From The Burlesque Collection 2010

Finally the glitters from OPI Burlesque Collection are here. They are spectacular, fabulous and sparkle-iscious. OPI Glow Up Already! is a mix of light green and gold glitter that sometimes looks green and sometimes looks golden, depending on the light. There is some blue and even orange glitter as well. This is only two coats but I think it needed three.

OPI and China Glaze Comparison

China Glaze Mummy May I on index and middle and OPI Merry Midnight on ring and pinky. They are almost dupes with slight differences. China Glaze has a jelly dark purple base with small fuchsia glitter while OPI has a purple violety base with multicolor, multidimension glitter particles. For China Glaze I used two coats and for OPI I used three coats. As I said in the previous post, the application for China Glaze was a little bit tricky, while for OPI, the application was flawless. On the nails, they look almost the same. So it is up to you to decide.

China Glaze Mummy May I From The Awakening Collection For Halloween 2010

Stunning! It has a dark purple jelly base with medium sized fuchsia glitter. It reminds me of OPI Merry Midnight, although OPI has mixed fuchsia, gold and orange glitter. The application was OK, but be careful because the formula is thick. This is two coats. I love this so much that I can't stop staring at my nails.