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Inspired by the "eclectic colors of the world's most thriving art scene", the new
Spring 2020 Mexico City Collection from
OPI makes its debut next month! Featuring 12 vibrant and playful colors that are perfect for the warmer weather ahead, the collection is all about self-expression. I've got full reviews and swatches of the collection to share with you today. To read on, click......
¡Viva OPI!:
This is a bright red cream with a strong orange undertone. The formulation is super pigmented and creamy. One coat provides a mostly opaque coverage but I used two for the swatches below.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | ¡Viva OPI! | Two Coats with No Top Coat |
My Chihuahua Doesn't Bite Anymore:
A bright summery orange, My Chihuahua Doesn't Bite Anymore is nicely pigmented and easy to apply. I used two coats for the swatches below.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | My Chihuahua Doesn't Bite Anymore | Two Coats with No Top Coat |
Mural Mural on the Wall:
My favorite from this collection, this is a unique translucent soft coral scattered with pale gold glitter flakes. The formulation is sheer but even. I used two coats in the swatches below and I love how the sheerness gives a layered look that adds a lot of dimensions to the glitters.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Mural Mural on the Wall | Two Coats with No Top Coat |
Coral-ing Your Spirit Animal:
A pale peach cream, Coral-ing Your Spirit Animal is fairly sheer. I needed three coats to obtain an even and opaque coverage.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Coral-ing Your Spirit Animal | Three Coats with No Top Coat |
Don't Tell A Sol:
Yellow polishes are notoriously difficult to formulate so it's hard to find a good one. Unfortunately, this pale buttercup yellow is sheer and patchy so I needed three coats to obtain an even coverage.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Don't Tell A Sol | Three Coats with No Top Coat |
Suzi's Slinging Mezcal:
A pretty sandy gold shimmer made with pale gold and silver sparkles, Suzi's Slinging Mezcal is sheer but even. Two coats provide a mostly opaque coverage.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Suzi's Slinging Mezcal | Two Coats with No Top Coat |
Verde Nice to Meet You:
A gorgeous muted light teal, Verde Nice to Meet You is decently pigmented but patchy. With a skillful application, you can probably get away with just two coats but I needed three to obtain a full coverage.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Verde Nice to Meet You | Two to Three Coats with No Top Coat |
Mexico City Move-Mint:
This is a very pale baby blue. The formulation is unfortunately sheer and runny; I had a lot of trouble with the application as the polish kept on pooling around my cuticles. I needed three coats for the swatches below and there was still some minor patchiness.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Mexico City Move-Mint | Three Coats with No Top Coat |
Mariachi Makes My Day:
A deep eggplant purple, this shade is pigmented and creamy. Two coats provide a smooth and opaque coverage.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Mariachi Makes My Day | Two Coats with No Top Coat |
Mi Casa Es Blue Casa:
A striking cobalt blue, Mi Casa Es Blue Casa is nicely pigmented and creamy. Similar to Mariachi Makes My Day, the formulation provides a nice and even coverage with two coats.
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Mi Casa Es Blue Casa | Two Coats with No Top Coat |
Telenova Me About It:
A light bright pink scattered with a subtle hint of shimmers, Telenova Me About It is slightly sheer but buildable. I used two coats for the swatches below
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Telenovela Me About It | Two Coats with No Top Coat |
Hue is the Artist?:
Another unfortunately sheer and runny shade, Hue is the Artist? is a very pale lavender cream. Similar to Mexico City Move-mint, the formulation is extremely difficult to apply. At least three coats are needed
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| OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City | Hue is the Artist? | Three Coats with No Top Coat |
Overall, this is a fun spring collection! With a theme like Mexico City, I was honestly expecting a few more bolder, brighter colors as opposed to some of the pale pastels. The formulation is very hit or miss so unless you don't mind a sheer polish, I would steer clear of Mexico City Move-mint, Don't Tell A Sol, Coral-ing your Spirit Animal, and Hue is the Artist!. My personal recommendations are Mural Mural On the Wall, Verde Nice to Meet You, Telenovela About It, and Mi Casa Es Blue Casa. Do any of these shades catch your eyes? Share with me in the comments below!
Availability:
The OPI Spring 2020 Mexico City Collection is available starting February 1, 2020.
Inspired by the "eclectic colors of the world's most thriving art scene", the new Spring 2020 Mexico City Collection from OPI makes its debut next month! Featuring 12 vibrant and playful colors that are perfect for the warmer weather ahead, the collection is all about self-expression. I've got full reviews and swatches of the collection to share with you today. To read on, click......