OPI Infinite Shine Iconic Collection

As you may know already, I've tested out OPI's Infinite Shine nail lacquers earlier this year and it has now become my favorite nail polish! This professional 3-step system  offers up to 10 days of wear (14 days on me!) and a gel-like shine. Needless to say I was super excited when I heard that 30 of OPI's most iconic shades are now available in this formula!

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My favorites are Malaga Wine, Dulce de Leche and You Don't Know Jacques! These 3 shades are perfect for fall!

Left to right : Malaga Wine, I'm Not Really a Waitress, Big Apple Red, Cajun Shrimp and Strawberry Margarita.

Malaga Wine is a deep plummy wine red with a creme finish. Malaga Wine was a bit streaky on the first coat but fully opaque in 2 coats.

I'm Not Really a Waitress is a dark red with a shimmery finish. I only needed 2 coats for complete coverage and it's not streaky!

Big Apple Red is a cool red with a creme finish. This shade is very pigmented and the formula isn't streaky, but I can still see my nail line with 2 coats so I prefer to apply 3.

Cajun Shrimp is a corally red-orange with a creme finish. I got decent coverage with 2 coats, but it looks best with 3 coats.

Strawberry Margarita is a bright pink with a creme finish. This pink is opaque in 2 coats but still a bit patchy for my liking so I prefer to apply 3 coats!

Left to right : Dulce de Leche, Bubble Bath, Funny Bunny, You Don't Know Jacques! and Lincoln Park After Dark.

Dulce de Leche is a pinky brown nude with a creme finish. This shade gave a nice coverage with 2 coats, although 3 coats is ideal. No Stopping Zone (Infinite Shine Summer 2016 Collection) is lighter and slightly warmer.

Bubble Bath is a slightly peachy light pink with a sheer creme finish. Bubble Bath is too sheer for my liking (even with 4 coats) but I think this color is meant to be like that?

Funny Bunny is a soft white with a sheer creme finish. This isn't your typical white nail lacquer, it almost has a creme-jelly finish. It's still a bit sheer with 4 thin coats, but not streaky.

You Don't Know Jacques! is a taupe brown with a creme finish. This one is nearly fully opaque in 2 coats, but I like to apply 3.

Lincoln Park After Dark is a black with subtle eggplant undertones and a creme finish. I got perfect coverage in 2 coats, but I wish this shade wasn't so dark!

The OPI Infinite Shine Nail Lacquers retail for $16.95 CAD for 15ml.

(I received these products in order to evaluate them and give my opinion, but rest assured that my comments are always honest and impartial.)