Liz
I have a bottle of OPI Nail Envy that's about to run out. I was just wondering if I could mix it with another polish (I have a brand new Loreal Sweet Nothing's) since its a little pricey. I will replace it soon, but times are hard. :-/ Thanks
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No. OPI nail Envy is not a nail polish, it is a supplement for the nails that is painted on. If you were to mi it with a nail polish, it would most likely not give the nails what it previously had, meaning that it wouldn't be worth it. Save up and get some later. Your nails won't be harmed if you stop using it for a while.
No. OPI nail Envy is not a nail polish, it is a supplement for the nails that is painted on. If you were to mi it with a nail polish, it would most likely not give the nails what it previously had, meaning that it wouldn't be worth it. Save up and get some later. Your nails won't be harmed if you stop using it for a while.
what is the best type of nail polish to buy?
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i adore nail polish i have... over thirty bottles! it really depends what you want..
NYC: the nyc brand has the most unique colors, like vibrant greens and shimmery blues, pretty much every color they have! the only down to this brand is that usually its kind of difficult because the polish is so thin you have to put on a couple coats to get the desired color.
Cover Girl: Cover girl is really interesting, they have awesome colors too, like i have a deep red from them and a bright orange but i dont really like this brand either because they are thin too, but i would say CG is worse because the color doesnt go on evenly and after doing a couple coats it wont dry any longer.
O.P.I. : i dont know too much about OPI, i only have their strengtheners and top coats, but from my knowledge, they are thick and long lasting, and from many acquaintences ive heard they are the best, and many manicure stylists use it. The colors are limited from what i can find in drug stores, but they have some cool ones, like one is a light yellowy green i almost bought. also, very expensive, i think around ten bucks a bottle.
Sally Hansen: Sally is the big brand for nail polish, amazing lenghteners and strengtheners, and a variety of shiny and original colors, the only thing is that most of the colors ive seen in countless stores from sally hansen range in the reds, pinks, and purples, not much more than that for color coats though their manicure kits and strengtheners rock. but my only real complaint is the "ten day no chip" polish actually doesnt stay on too long, apply a clear coat over your job every day or two with Sally.
Loreal: i only have a couple loreal, and they are all loreal paris, and they seem kinda thin, not to mention that the brush is really wide and gives a messy job... not much more to say, but the colors are... unique.
hard candy: hard candy is a smaller brand, from urban decay makeup (which i love!) hard candy has the most modern, sparkly dazzling colors ive seen, a silvery black, an angelic tan-ish silver, i love them! they are pretty cheap, but are a little thin, and usually need a coat or too.
Essie: I have a couple essie polishes, the colors are gorgeous yet again, but i also find that like CG its a bit runny and uneven when you put it on.
Chanel: it was totally in, the black chanel polish, but i have no experience with it for its high demand, and i dont really care for black polish too much, but if you like designer, even though no one can tell, splurge!
these are the only brands i have/ know of that i can help with,
hope i could help!
i adore nail polish i have... over thirty bottles! it really depends what you want..
NYC: the nyc brand has the most unique colors, like vibrant greens and shimmery blues, pretty much every color they have! the only down to this brand is that usually its kind of difficult because the polish is so thin you have to put on a couple coats to get the desired color.
Cover Girl: Cover girl is really interesting, they have awesome colors too, like i have a deep red from them and a bright orange but i dont really like this brand either because they are thin too, but i would say CG is worse because the color doesnt go on evenly and after doing a couple coats it wont dry any longer.
O.P.I. : i dont know too much about OPI, i only have their strengtheners and top coats, but from my knowledge, they are thick and long lasting, and from many acquaintences ive heard they are the best, and many manicure stylists use it. The colors are limited from what i can find in drug stores, but they have some cool ones, like one is a light yellowy green i almost bought. also, very expensive, i think around ten bucks a bottle.
Sally Hansen: Sally is the big brand for nail polish, amazing lenghteners and strengtheners, and a variety of shiny and original colors, the only thing is that most of the colors ive seen in countless stores from sally hansen range in the reds, pinks, and purples, not much more than that for color coats though their manicure kits and strengtheners rock. but my only real complaint is the "ten day no chip" polish actually doesnt stay on too long, apply a clear coat over your job every day or two with Sally.
Loreal: i only have a couple loreal, and they are all loreal paris, and they seem kinda thin, not to mention that the brush is really wide and gives a messy job... not much more to say, but the colors are... unique.
hard candy: hard candy is a smaller brand, from urban decay makeup (which i love!) hard candy has the most modern, sparkly dazzling colors ive seen, a silvery black, an angelic tan-ish silver, i love them! they are pretty cheap, but are a little thin, and usually need a coat or too.
Essie: I have a couple essie polishes, the colors are gorgeous yet again, but i also find that like CG its a bit runny and uneven when you put it on.
Chanel: it was totally in, the black chanel polish, but i have no experience with it for its high demand, and i dont really care for black polish too much, but if you like designer, even though no one can tell, splurge!
these are the only brands i have/ know of that i can help with,
hope i could help!
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