Tuesday, February 2, 2010
NOTD: OPI Lincoln Park After Dark Suede
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Hello everyone!
Hope you all had a great weekend! Today I'm showing you this beauty, Lincoln Park After Dark from OPI's suede collection.
Hope you all had a great weekend! Today I'm showing you this beauty, Lincoln Park After Dark from OPI's suede collection.
Lincoln Park After Dark Suede - with topcoat
I love these suede polishes, they have this superpretty silver microglitter in them which makes them different and special. I prefer to wear them with topcoat because I love the shine and dimension it gives. It also helps a great deal on the durability of these polishes. This was 2 coats and application is good if you work somewhat fast, they dry really fast so if you don't cover your whole nail fast enough you might get dragging, streaks etc. but OPI's wide brush really helps with that. I don't own the original LPAD but as far as I know this looks nothing like it, imo they should have named it something new. It's really gorgeous, almost like a slightly blackened purple basecolour, in most lights the egdes look really dark and the middle is purple and the silver glitter brightens it some and makes it interesting to look at.
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14 comments:
What a great colour! I really like suedes, especially with topcoat.
Gorgeous polish and nails<3
Does the awesomeness of suedes ever end? It looks stunning with a topcoat!
It looks amazing shiny!
I like the look of this, very pretty!
These suedes look amazing with a top coat! Beautiful nails.
Oh wow, I have this one too, but never used a top coat on it before, definitely going to do this soon :-D
Wow, that is indeed very nice! I love it! :)
Looks absolutely gorgeous with a topcoat!
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Gorgeous! I missed out of this one :)
I love these suede polishes, they have this superpretty silver microglitter in them which makes them different and special. I prefer to wear them with topcoat because I love the shine and dimension it gives. It also helps a great deal on the durability of these polishes. This was 2 coats and application is good if you work somewhat fast, they dry really fast so if you don't cover your whole nail fast enough you might get dragging, streaks etc. but OPI's wide brush really helps with that. I don't own the original LPAD but as far as I know this looks nothing like it, imo they should have named it something new. It's really gorgeous, almost like a slightly blackened purple basecolour, in most lights the egdes look really dark and the middle is purple and the silver glitter brightens it some and makes it interesting to look at.
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