Description
Polish Name: 50 Years of Style by OPI
Size: 15 mL
Brand: OPI
Collection: Mustang Collection (2014)
This product contains no formaldehyde, Toluene or DBP.
About OPI: OPI is one of the most popular brands in professional nail polish. OPI is consistently featured in Allure, Cosmo, Instyle & People. They also partner with top brands and celebrities including Katy Perry, Disney, and tennis star Serena Williams. OPI polishes are long-lasting, chip resistant, and use a pro-wide brush for fast, smooth application.
Application Instructions: For best results first apply a base coat to clean, bare nails. Then apply 2-3 coats of colored polish (depending on its consistency and thickness). For long lasting wear finish with a top coat.
2 Reviews
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Ehhhhh it's not my favourite gold, but it's wearable.
This gold is on the paler side, but definitely still yellow-leaning. It's also slightly dull - not a foil finish and not sparkly, just kind of uniformly shimmery. Frost, I guess, is what you'd call the finish? TBH it reminds me of caramel sauce like you'd drizzle on ice cream, and as such I can't really get into it as a decadent, classy kind of gold. I'm taking a star off it for looking like McDonald's sundae topping, even though that's my own personal opinion and not the nail polish's fault. MY REVIEW, MY RULES. :P However, when I layered Maria Luisa by Zoya on top (yellow-gold flakies in a clear base) the combo totally rocked my world and turned 50 Years of Style into something I'd wear to a classy holiday party for sure. (Maria Luisa is discontinued btw so RUN AND GET SOME WHILE YOU CAN.) So I'll still probably wear this. And it applies fairly nicely.
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Perfect gold
This is as close to a perfect gold nail polish as I've yet to find. I own others and they all lean either a little to being either cool and silvery gold or very warm yellow/orange gold. This one is right in the middle, a wonderful neutral gold. I saw another review describe it as being the perfect celebration gold, the type you associate with weddings/anniversaries/birthdays etc and I completely agree with that.
