Part II: OPI Euro Centrale Collection Swatches & Review

Why hello!!

First of all, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! I couldn't think of a more perfect way to celebrate than with Part II of the OPI Euro Centrale Collection! (Here is Part I in case you missed it yesterday!) This half has a mix of warm colors such as red, pink, yellow and orange. Ready to dive into Part II?

Hands Off My Kielbasa! is a muted coral-y tan shimmer. (Fun fact: Adele wore this to the Grammy's!) I absolutely love this polish. It has the same idea as A Butterfly Moment from the Mariah Carey Collection, but this is much darker. Great formula, this was opaque in two coats. Love it!

Suzi's Hungary Again! is a vivid medium pink with subtle hidden shimmer. Enlarge the pictures for a better look at the shimmer as it's pretty hard to see. Regardless, this is a pretty Spring-y shade! Formula was great, this is two coats.

My Paprika is Hotter Than Yours! is an orangey red with the same subtle hidden shimmer that we saw above. This one is super insanely pigmented, I almost got away with one coat, but shown is two for intensity.

A Woman's Prague-ative is a bright orange with intense gold glass flecked shimmer. Wow! I don't know if I've ever seen a polish like this, it is gorgeous and very unique in my collection. Formula was a bit thin but this built up nicely in three thin coats.

Oy -Another Polish Joke! is a yellow gold shimmer. This one has a very sheer base, but it was good to go in three coats. Very sparkly and interesting, though I don't really know how this works on me, I can't say I hate it.

My Vampire is Buff is a yellow leaning nude creme. I actually LOVE this one. Totally unexpected! I think this is very versatile and would look good on a variety of skin tones. Also, the formula was easy to work with and was perfect in three thin coats.

What do you think about Part II everyone? My must haves in this half are Hands Off My Kielbasa! and A Woman's Prague-ative, but there are still a lot of great staples in this half too that would be a great addition to any collection.

The Euro Centrale Collection will be available soon (it may already be available in salons- so keep your eyes out!) and retails for $9 each.

Products provided for review.