OPI Brazil Review

Hey guys,

Happy second to last day of 2015! I can't believe the year is almost over. This year has just flown by. This year has been so amazing for me, and even though I don't have anything super excited for 2016, I can't wait to start over and see what 2016 has planned for me.

Today, I have a review of an older OPI collection for you. The Brazil collection was OPI's release for spring/summer in 2014. It's a really nice collection and I'm excited to show you four of the five polishes I picked up from this collection. I have already reviewed I Just Can't Cope-Acabana here, if you wanted to check that one out.

(I'm not sure why this picture is so small, but from left to right, AmazON... AmazOFF, OPI Scores A Goal, Toucan Do It If You Try, Where Did Suzi's Man-Go?)

First up, the latest polish I bought from this collection a few months ago, AmazON... AmazOFF. This is a really nice teal creme polish. I was really impressed with the formula. It was insanely easy to work with and was completely opaque in two coats. It was a really flattering colour to wear and I can't wait to wear this as a full manicure. However. The bad news. It's a stainer. A bad one. I actually took a picture of the stains. Maybe a few extra coats of base coat may help, but I'm not sure. Check out the swatch below: 

Check out my stained hulk nails!

Next up, OPI Scores A Goal. Honestly, I only bought this one because I'm a big football fan, and obviously Brazil hosted the 2014 FIFA World Cup, so I needed this one. It's a really pretty raisin creme. It's got a fantastic formula and is totally opaque in two coats. It pulls a little purple tinged on the nail and I really enjoyed that. It's a unique colour in my collection so I like that, because I do have an insane amount of nail polish, let's be real. It was a little weird to see this polish in a spring/summer collection, but I do quite like it. Check out the swatch below:

Toucan Do It If You Try is the next polish I have for you too. This is a orange leaning coral creme. It's a really pretty colour. The formula doesn't self level super well, so I had to use three coats to get it opaque, but if you're careful. it could easily be opaque in two. Apart from the self level issue, the formula was pretty good. I'm slowly building up my collection of corals and oranges, and I love having this one in my arsenal. I found it super pretty and flattering, and I can't wait to wear this one again. Check out the swatch below:

Lastly, my favourite polish of the whole collection. The light orange creme, Where Did Suzi's Man-Go? This one is everything. The formula is great. It's totally opaque in two coats. This was one of the more popular shades of this collection, and I can easily see why. It's fantastic. Just take my word for it, get it. 

I have no idea why blogspot is resizing these photos, I apologise.

So overall, this is an amazing collection, and if you manage to find any of these polishes anywhere, pick them up. You will not be disappointed.