OPI Eurso Euro, OPI OY Another Polish Joke, and OPI Polka.com

Do you have OPI Eurso Euro? It's blue polish perfection in my opinion. A must have for your polish stash. It's a dark blue creme that leans a tiny bit to the purple side. It's very close to being a one coater. I only used two coats because I had a teeny tiny bald patch on one of my nails. You couldn't really see it in person but through a macro lens you can! Those darn lenses, you can't get away with anything!

OPI Eurso Euro is perfection. It's formula is perfect, OPI hit it out of the park with this one.

I used one coat of OPI OY-Another Polish Joke on my accent nail. I love how it looks with OPI Eurso Euro. I think I like it with this polish better than with OPI Can't Find my Czechbook. What do you think? Do you like it on the lighter or darker blue or both equally?

I adore OPI OY-Another Polish joke as a layering polish but don't worry, I'll swatch it on it's own and give you the full report. 

I had to try OPI Polka.com on this luscious blue. I love how perfectly these go together. 

This is just one coat! Do you see how much glitter you get from the brush? 

Good job OPI! 

Do you like OPI OY Another Polish Joke or OPI Polka.com better on OPI Eurso Euro? How many times have I typed OPI in this post? j/k 

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-Mira

OPI Can't Find my Czechbook, OY Another Polish Joke, and Polka.com

I'm at the point with my nail polish collection that when new mainstream collections come out, I don't really "need" most of them. Don't get me wrong, they are beautiful I just usually have a dupe or something close enough that I don't want it. The OPI Euro Centrale Collection is beautiful but I only got four polishes because my polish stash is out of control. OPI Eurso Euro is the fourth polish that I'll show you in another post. 

Today, I'm showing you OPI Can't Find My Czechbook with OPI Polka.com and OPI OY-Another Polish Joke layered on top.

OPI Can't Find My Czechbook is a light sky blue creme. It has a fabulous formula that went on smoothly and without issue. It has the perfect consistency and was opaque within two coats. Dry time was quick. I put on one coat of OPI OY-Another Polish Joke on my accent nail. 

Here is a close up of my accent nail. I love how OPI - OY Another Polish Joke looks layered on top of OPI Can't Find My Czechbook. It's not your typical gold glitter. The pieces are very delicate, almost like tiny flakies. It's very smooth to the touch as well.

OPI Polka.com (love the name) is a glitter topper. It has pink, purple, light and dark blue, hex glitter (in various sizes) in a clear base. The formula was nice as well and had a good glitter pay off.

Here's a close up! I sponged OPI Polka.com on to make a glitter gradient.

Bottle close up!

Did you get anything from the OPI Euro Centrale collection?

Thanks for reading!

-Mira

Press Release - Euro Centrale Collection

OPI Announces the Launch of Euro Centrale for Spring/Summer 2013

Classic meets contemporary with Euro Centrale by OPI for Spring/Summer 2013. Celebrating a region where history meets modern design, the collection’s twelve new nail lacquers offer a mixture of glamorous metallic hues; playful bright shades in periwinkle, aqua and pink; and creamy blues in indigo, midnight and aubergine.“Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Romania make up an exciting new fashion hotspot,” explains Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, OPI Executive VP & Artistic Director. “When visiting these countries, you’ll view Gothic churches alongside vibrant graffiti murals, blending two very different aesthetics. This fusion of old and new was also seen in runway looks during New York Fashion Week, where classic styles were reinvented with modern silhouettes and patterns.“Euro Centrale boasts a wide variety of shades, ranging from pale nude to deep blue – and featuring everything from shimmering copper to aqua in between!,” continues Weiss-Fischmann. “Whether you’re looking to spice up a black and white print, or add neutrality to a vivid brocade, these lacquers are designed to accessorize spring’s hottest looks.”Euro Centrale by OPI includes the following shades:

                   

Polka.com

Blue and violet are dancing partners in this glittery combo.

OPI…Eurso Euro

This deep blue cream is very continental.

Suzi’s Hungary AGAIN!

Thank goodness there are zero calories in this warm and yummy pink!

You’re Such a BudaPest

If I let you borrow this periwinkle-purple, will you go away?

Can’t Find My Czechbook

I hope you take credit, because I must have this aqua!

My Paprika is Hotter than Yours!

Get the extinguisher...this fiery red is sizzling!

Hands Off My Kielbasa!

Get your own...this bronzy tan is all mine!

OY–Another Polish Joke!

So this shimmery-gold walks into a bar...

A Woman’s Prague-ative

I’m changing this shimmery copper for...never mind!

Vant to Bite My Neck?

You know you want to...wear this deep eggplant.

I Saw…U Saw…We Saw…Warsaw

Be seen in this deep midnight blue.

My Vampire is Buff

Creamy, pale and nude...just how I like my vampires.

Euro Centrale Collection nail lacquer shades contain no DBP, Toluene, or Formaldehyde, and each includes OPI’s exclusive ProWide™ Brush for the ultimate in application.Euro Centrale by OPI will be available February 6, 2013, at Professional Salons, including Beauty Brands, Beauty First, Chatters, Dillard’s, JCPenney, Pure Beauty, Regis, Trade Secret, and ULTA, for $9.00 ($10.95 CAN) suggested retail for each Nail Lacquer. For more information, please call 800-341-9999 or visit www.opi.com. Follow OPI on Twitter @OPI_PRODUCTS and become a Facebook fan!