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aloofCheese2
This is an excellent product!!
It was a little gift from my aunt, so I gave the price a 3 since I don’t know how much it costed. I instantly fell in love with the color. The packaging is nice and the brush works well.
I painted it on about 2 weeks ago and there’s barely any wear at all! I only put on one very thin topcoat, so its lasting power is superb. The name is suitable because this polish’s color, texture, and endurance seem to be the work of a wizard.
betrayedChile2
I don’t love textured polishes, it’d the sandpaper nail sensation that I don’t love, but I love the colour and formula of this so will overlook the texture. This is a beautiful brown with rich gold micro glitters and in the sunlight, bam! Coloured glitter. Love this, beautiful one coat wonder, wears well for a couple of days, since you don’t topcoat it, it is prone to tip wear, but by that stage I’m ready to say goodbye to the sandpaper nail anyway. So, love the colour, love to look at it, enjoy wearing it
mellowTermite9
I’m pretty squeamish when it comes to nail trends, unless the trend is something that might turn into a classic (like matte nails). After the horrible crackle polish trend that, luckily, came and went, I figured all “special effects” polishes were for the birds.
Which is why I was so hesitant to give the sand polish effect a whirl. But I decided to give it a shot and see how I felt.
The first attempt was a flop. It was a textured China Glaze polish in neon orange and I thought it would look great for summer, but the color made my skin look sickly and the texture wasn’t sandy at all. Plus, it stained my nails so horribly that it looked like the time in third grade when I tried to “paint” my nails with orange highlighter. It didn’t look good then, and it doesn’t look good now.
Anyway, I was at the local salon buying some NYX loot and I spotted the OPI Liquid Sand display, and the colors were so rich and jewel-like that I couldn’t help but mosey on over and take a gander. Somehow, the pairing of deep, regal tones and strangely glittery matte finish made for a gorgeous and completely unexpected effect.
So the woman at the counter recommended “What Wizardry Is This?”, which is a deep bronze with gold/olive shimmer. It looked beautiful in the bottle. It looked even more stunning on the display nail. So I took her advice and purchased it. Boy am I glad I did!
The color really compliments my skin tone. My hands are quite olive toned, so this polish doesn’t wash out my hands or anything. It’s unlike any other color in my collection (I usually go for cool shades or deep reds). Even in a glossy finish, it would be quite different from anything I’ve used in the past.
This goes on quite sheer on the first coat and does take quite a long time to dry, but a second coat brings it to full opacity, creating dimension and complexity that I’ve not seen in many other standard gloss varnishes.
And it lasts. And lasts and lasts. Glitter polish of any kind generally tends to need a demolition crew to remove, but this stuff lasts almost TOO long! You really need to work at it to remove it.
I normally use a base coat, but I didn’t the first time I used this polish and still didn’t get any staining on my nails, so that’s a plus.
The packaging is good. Standard-looking (no frills), but the brush shape is great. It’s not too thin so as to need several swipes, but not so wide that it gets all over my fingers. It’s the perfect size and shape for my tiny nails.
Price-wise, it’s not bad. It’s around the same price point as China Glaze and Orly, so I’m not uncomfortable with the cost.
I will definitely be trying other shades in this collection. Even if the “sand” polish trend fades, I’ll probably still use them with a topcoat to make them glossy. Or not. I’d just use them on their own because who really cares what other people are wearing anyway?
enviousRhino9
I bought this on a whim. I’ve been kind of resisting this whole “liquid sand” trend, because, frankly, it looked kinda silly to me, and I wasn’t sure I’d want what I thought would be “lumpy” fingernails. But here I am, with a bottle of liquid sand style polish and, to my pleasant surprise, it’s actually pretty cool.
This particular polish is a burnished bronze-brown with golden flecks. It’s easy to apply, and completely opaque in two coats. Dries pretty quickly, too, which is always a nice thing. The finished texture is… well, extremely interesting, in both a visual and a tactile sense. One coat of top coat (I used Sally Hansen Insta-Dri because it’s just what was handy) started out with the usual shiny look and slowly kind of sank into the polish to where I can’t even tell it’s been applied at all (I tried it on just one finger at first to see what would happen). So this is a topcoat thirsty polish, and if you want a really shiny look, you’ll definitely need more than one coat (I would actually advise putting on a layer of plain old clear polish and then a quick dry top coat on that).
But, I think the uneven texture is part of the charm of this polish, so I don’t think I’d want to fill the texture up with clear. I’m sure that would look cool, too (I’ve seen some really nice swatches online of exactly that look), but I’ll be keeping it textured, for sure.
Happy to also report that removal is straightforward. I was worried that it’d be like a glitter, but it was completely fine, and only just slightly more involved than removing a creme or a shimmer.
As for the texture, it’s actually not bad. It’s not lumpy, nor is it like sandpaper. It’s definitely textured and somewhat rough to the touch, but it’s no worse than most glitter polishes. It’s a slightly smoothed kind of gritty feeling (hard to describe!). It doesn’t snag or catch on anything. The single coat of topcoat does give a bit more smoothness, though not that much.
Also should note that this is not very yellow-gold, but more of a dark, antique gold. I’ve heard people say it’s got an olive cast in certain light, but I haven’t seen that (and olive looks horrible on me, while this polish looks okay). This works reasonably well with my pale, cool complexion.
So, overall, yes, I actually really like this. And now, of course, I’m going to have to try other textured polishes with similar finishes. And thus does my addiction feed itself… 😉