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mildPretzels8
Murky bright aqua blue, with aqua blue shimmer and multi micro shimmer, in an aqua blue jelly base. Not rough compared to other sand finishes. Nice but takes ages to harden. Needs a fast dry top coat otherwise it stays soft and dents half an hour later.
culturedQuiche2
This is a gorgeous bright summer sky blue in their sand texture. It takes about 2-3 coats to be completely opaque. It has a crelly formula and the micro glitter shows well.
cheerfulGelding4
This polish is a medium blue jelly texture (liquid sand) with rainbow holographic shimmer throughout. It leans ever so slightly teal on me, and I used three coats to get it opaque. I found dry time to be slightly longer than most of my OPIs. I liked it, but it wasn’t wow-ing me.
I decided to try layering it over my OPI Blue my MInd, a bright, royal shimmer, and it turned out perfect! It looks like a holographic, rich, royal blue polish.
Since it’s a texture, I used three coats of top coat to get a smooth finish, which also gives it a rich, shiny look.
Love this one–I’m going to try layering it over some other blues as well.
trustingDoves1
This is one of the most beautifule textured polishes OPI has made, true summer shade. The bright aqua blue base and holo glitter particles make an unique combo that looks extremely attractive on the nails and cannot go unnoticed. The formula, while full of glitters, is still on the thin side and the blue base is semi-sheer so it needs a three coats for a nice look without visible nail line. BUt those dry very fast and are not problematic. Lasts well and is really low maintenance manicure, while looking super attractive, it can last for days.
outlyingSeafowl6
GET YOUR NUMBER is a lovely jewel-toned blue, that looks great on my shorter nails and is a all-seasons shade. This polish takes at least two coats for the effects of the textured finish; sometimes two coats doesn’t look fully opaque, but I don’t mind the semi-sheer look.
I love the look and feel of the ‘liquid sand’ finish. It is made to be worn without a topcoat for the gritty, matt finish, but as there are glitter articles in the polish it looks good with topcoat too. I prefer the matt look of this polish, so I do fin it will chip faster then normal OPI polishes, but as it has a textured finish touch ups are easy to do and are largely seamless.
gutturalWidgeon8
I am honestly in love with this. This is one of my new favorite nail polishes! With a base and top coat it lasts for a week without chipping. I’ve gotten so many compliments while wearing this. Not only is it a gorgeous, bright, sparkly jewel blue, the gritty texture is so much fun. I’ve never worn a polish like this before. It’s matte, but has a glittery sand texture that makes it so unique. I bought this in a mini bottle, and I’ll definitely be purchasing a full size!
amusedSwift2
Get Your Number from OPI’s Mariah Carey Collection. The textured effect has been dubbed liquid sand for its fine grit look and feel on the nail. Because of obvious reasons, this polish is a jelly and is a bit sheer and so I chose to err on the side of caution and I applied one haphazard coat of Man Hunt (China Glaze). All I needed after that was two really fun coats of Get Your Number for opacity.
The smaller glitter gives it the grit (although I suspect there’s more to it) and the rough texture is visually and touchably noticeable. I like that while rough, it is a fine sort of roughness that doesn’t catch on fabric and other things and that you can still see the holo glitter even without top coat. It is by default a thirsty glitter and could mean endless coats of your usual topcoat if it’s not thick enough. The result is an absolutely stunning bright blue base with silver, blue, and holo glitter in different sizes.