NOTD: Sephora by OPI Frankly I Don't Give A-Dam

Sephora by OPI in Frankly I Don't Give A-Dam

This is one of the minis from the Garden of Good and Evil collection, described simply as "gray".

I think I told you guys I had a totally blonde moment and tried to figure out what Gone With the Wind had to do with this collection..... rest assured I *did* finally figure it out!

I think this gray gave me lobster hands a bit, so it's definitely not a fave. The formula was fine, nice application, and full coverage in two coats. Just not a shade that looks that good on my light olive skin.

NOTD: Sephora by OPI Eve-y On the Eyes

Sephora by OPI Eve-y On the Eyes

This is one of the minis from the Garden of Good and Evil collection, described simply as "grape".

I did two coats before bed and thought that it looked fine and opaque. However, when I woke up the next morning, I could see it totally needed a third coat. So after work I added another coat and snapped a pic. There's a red shimmer in there that was very hard to capture. It's there, but is very very subtle.

Garden of Good & Evil: rest of the bottle pics

First, I was asked to do a comparision of What's Your Poison? (left) to Merry Me (right). They look amazingly similar, but I'd say WYP has a bit more silver glitter. Don't know that you'd need both though.....

On the left is the new Spark-tacular! Top Coat, which is not part of GOG&E

Then Sin-cerely Violet and My Personal Serpent from GOG&E

Mini Set: Completely Fern-ished, Eve-y On the Eyes, Temped by Teal, Frankly I Don't Give A-dam

Blonde moment: it took me a while to get the name of the grey polish... I hate to admit it, but it did. Anyone else?

NOTD: Sephora by OPI Designer Fig Leaf

Sephora by OPI Designer Fig Leaf

I ordered the Garden of Good and Evil collection from Sephora by OPI, and this was the second shade I wanted to try out.

It's described as "opaque metallic olive green".

I did need to do three coats to make it completely opaque- at two, there were still some sheer spots.

NOTD: Sephora by OPI What's Your Poison?

Sephora by OPI What's Your Poison?

I ordered the Garden of Good and Evil collection from Sephora by OPI, and this was the first shade I wanted to try out.

It's described as "opaque cranberry red with chunky glitter".

Actually, it's a pretty sheer cranberry jelly packed with enough silver and cranberry glitter to make it opaque in two coats.

It's quite pretty and eye-catching, but it's definitely a topcoat eater. Although my coat of Seche Vite dried the polish just fine, it was still very bumpy. Looking back, I should have applied a coat of Gelous before I did my topcoat.