OPI

Gosh, this is one gorgeous shade of nail polish. It is a bright hot pink with cool undertones and a cream ginish - it is definitely a Barbie pink shade. It is very fun and girly and makes an excellent pedicure shade too. I think it would suit most skintones, and would look amazing on medium-tan tones in particular. It is so pretty and happy, I got a lot of compliments when I wore it. The formula is very good too, opaque in two coats. It applies easily, with no streaks or bald patches and dries quickly and to a shiny finish. It has good staying power, lasting around 4 days on the nails. I did some have mild tipwear by day 3, but it wasn’t too noticeable and I am hard on my hands so I put that down to lifestyle rather than polish formula issues. As a pedicure it lasts for weeks. I would definitely recommend this polish for anyone who loves hot, Barbie pink shades. It’s amazing for the summer!

I love pink (I'm talking from super light pink like Ballet Slippers to dark fuchsia) nailpolish and maybe 50% of my polishes are different shades, depths and finishes of pink. However, I was in need of my utterly perfect barbie bubble gum pink in a creme finish, I did not have a single one fitting the bill. Closest was Revlon's Bubbly, but that is too yellow of a pink.
This shade is hands down perfect. Truth be told, I was not SUPER impressed with the consistency, pigmentation and application of the polish, it was OK, but it did not "wow" me, felt like a normal drugstore polish. I also have to mention that I've only ever had drugstore polish and this is my first professional polish ever, so naturally after hearing everyone raving about OPI for years I assumed it had to be really special. However, it lasted way longer on my nails than my drugstore polishes, without chipping, and I was very happy with my lovely manicure for those days.
All summed up, I'm very happy with this polish .

OPI Less Is Norse is from OPI Iceland Collection in 2017. This is a fall/winter collection of that year. This is a cool tone blue/purple with lots of dark grey base color. It finishes with the creme formula.
I don't think I have such a color in my entire OPI collection. It is a unique color. If you look at it indoor, it is very much grey blue color. But in nature light, you can definitely see the purple in it. I still find that it leans more towards blue than purple.
The application is great. I use a good two thin coats and with the right technique, you can get it opaque. Because I use thin coats, the color dries really quickly.
This is a beautiful fall/winter color. I think it is definitely on trend. I wear it to work and got so many compliments. Even for a good evening out, it is nice to wear with an elegant black dress. I will definitely recommend this color if you like anything unique.

OPI describes this polish as a metallic red, but I'd say a more accurate description is shimmery golden reddish-orange. This would be a terrific color for a summer pedicure, especially is your underlying skin tone is warm and/or your skin is medium or dark. Some reviewers and bloggers have written that it's more of a fall/winter color, but I think it's a bit too bright for that. Application was very good - the first coat went on patchy but the second was self-levelling and evened it all out.

Lisbon Wants Moor OPI is a gorgeous shade of white-pink nail polish from 2018’s Lisbon collection. The polish has a creme finish and an excellent formula, fully opaque in two coats. It also didn’t apply with streaks or bald patches which is really excellent for a shade this pale. It dried quickly and to a shiny finish. It also wore very well, lasting 5 days when paired with base and top coat (my usual wear time from OPIs). The colour is very pretty, and I believe it is universally flattering. It is a perfect shade to wear to work or other conservative environments. It is very classy and chic. It would make a lovely bridal shade too. I would highly recommend this nail polish to anyone!