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Saturday, March 31, 2012
OPI I Have a Herring Problem
Between China Glaze, Essie,
OPI, and Zoya, we've seen a TON of spring collections, but I can't say many of
them have piqued my interest. At all. I usually love spring collections, but out
of all of them, I wound up with exactly two colors: Essie Ole Caliente (which
I'll show you in a few days) and OPI I Have a Herring Problem. I love both!
Herring Problem was a bit of an impulse buy, but I am happy with it. In the
shade:
It's a dusty, warm blue with flecks of gold shimmer. I love blues, the dustier the better, and this one is no exception. Here it is under artificial light:
Loooove that shimmer. The problem is, Herring Problem is a lot more sheer than I was expecting. This took four coats. Most of the swatches and reviews that I read depicted Herring Problem as a much greener color that would be opaque in 2-3 coats, and that is completely different from what I saw and experienced. I still really like it, I just thought what I saw online was inaccurate.
It pretty much looks like this all the time, but a bit warmer. Despite the differences between expectations and reality, Herring Problem really is great, and despite its sheerness, the formula was wonderful and needed minimal cleanup. Plus, look at the shimmer!
Thanks for looking!
It's a dusty, warm blue with flecks of gold shimmer. I love blues, the dustier the better, and this one is no exception. Here it is under artificial light:
Loooove that shimmer. The problem is, Herring Problem is a lot more sheer than I was expecting. This took four coats. Most of the swatches and reviews that I read depicted Herring Problem as a much greener color that would be opaque in 2-3 coats, and that is completely different from what I saw and experienced. I still really like it, I just thought what I saw online was inaccurate.
It pretty much looks like this all the time, but a bit warmer. Despite the differences between expectations and reality, Herring Problem really is great, and despite its sheerness, the formula was wonderful and needed minimal cleanup. Plus, look at the shimmer!
Thanks for looking!
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