Fifty Shades of Grey Nail Polish by OPI: Merchandise Review!


Hello, everyone! I'm back, and I'm here to review the Fifty Shades of Grey nail polish that was produced by OPI. The collection has six different colors. I was able to purchase three of those colors. I have Dark Side of the Mood, Romantically Involved, and Shine for Me. But enough about that. Let's get onto the review!


Dark Side of the Mood is a dark grey, almost black color. But since it's not black, it doesn't seem as intense as a black color would be. It's more elegant. Not to mention, I think that it goes well with the book color, and, dare I say it, the mood.


Romantically Involved is a deep almost burgundy red color. I'm not usually a red sort of gal, but it's been a nice toe nail color this past week. It's a sort of color that pops but also goes with everything.


Shine for Me, I think, is meant to be a topcoat to the other colors to give it a little sparkle. However, I've been using it on my ring finger on both hands. It took a few coats, but I think the effect is superb.






Overall, the coverage is wonderful, and the quality of the polish is high. It hardly chips, and it only chips when I'm doing strenuous activity. I expect nothing less of OPI, but I felt the need to set the record straight. You can buy the whole set of mini versions of all of the polishes for $14.53 with free Prime shipping. Or you can buy one full size for seven or two full sized polishes for thirteen dollars on Amazon. You can find a list of them here. I bought mine from my local Sally's, which I also recommend. Sometimes they have sales like Buy One Get One Free on nail polishes. Just be on the lookout!

All together, I would definitely recommend these polishes to a friend, whether or not you are into Fifty Shades of Grey. In fact, other than the fancy names, there isn't a reference to Fifty Shades of Grey on the bottles. So buy them for yourself or for your friends. They'll make you feel fabulous... or maybe a little naughty.

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