OPI Liquid Sand (all shades)

I absolutely adore the OPI liquid sand range. My personal favourites are Jinx and Pussy Galore. I love the feeling it creates on my fingers and I find it lasts a lot longer than normal colours in OPI.

I have alcatraz rocks and it is truly stunning on. This lasts for about an hour then it becomes a little stressful. I find that, because you don't apply a topcoat for the sand texture, it chips very easily. It also wears down very fast on my fingertips so i have to reapply every night to maintain them. OPI does warn us that the stay on life isn't that long, but i was hopping for it to last longer than an hour without chipping. However very pretty! i will probably not repurchase a liquid sand for the texture but for the glitter combo in the future.

I have Solitaire and when applied thinly, this is beautiful, but is a bit too much for me when put on like a normal coat of polish. I only wear it from time to time as the texture feels weird and I end up scratching at it!

I personally love it! im actually wearing it now! (Alcatraz rocks) although i find it chips quite easily (i don't apply top coats). the colours are amazing!

I'm a nail polish freak and thought it best to add one of these to my collection. I got a bright purple shade (the name escapes me now) to go with an outfit I wore to the races. The colour and formula is great, typical OPI - a couple of coats and youre done. It dries to a sand papery texture with a kind of matte finish, which is great for a novelty effect but not really my thing. I add a coat of Seche Vite to smooth it out and make it glossy instead.

As a fan of OPI, I was quite excited to try the Liquid Sand range of nail polishes by OPI when I first heard about it. The first Liquid Sand nail polish I got was "Get Your Number" from the OPI Mariah Carey Collection.

Application of Liquid Sand nail polish was easy and quick drying; I applied two coats of the colour like they suggested on the bottle. The colour lasts about a week without chipping and the matte "sand" finish is something nice and unique compared to normal nail polish. The "Liquid Sand" finish also actually feels like sand but nothing too weird; you eventually get used to it. The nail polish was a bit hard to remove, but I still found it to be easier to remove than normal glitter nail polish.

Overall, I would still recommend it if you want to try something different, especially if you're a nail polish junkie like me!

I have the black and gold and I love them so much. I am addicted to the feel of them and my friends all like to touch my nails when I have it on. It also looks spectacular and is so easy to take on and off.

Love the colours and the ability to wear with or without top coat, I do find this chip quite easily so may not be best for people wanting paint their nails once a week and be done with it but I do get about 4 days of wear if I add a top coat, this takes away the sandy finish and the matte look though.

My fave colour I have is Jinx from the Bond girls collection, I wore it fairly regularly over summer and it's an awesome bright coral with tiny gold glitters... Love it!!

Oh my goodness I LOVE these!! The sandy texture is so unique and makes a nice change from regular polish. I own four of these liquid sand polishes now and I love them all, though my favourite would have to be the sparkly white Solitaire. They make for an easy and glam manicure, and always draw attention. They are also versatile, because if you don't feel like wearing the rough texture you can add a top coat to smooth it out and highlight the sparkle! The only thing about them that is a teensy bit annoying is that they are obviously more difficult to remove than regular polish, but no where near as bad as removing glitter polish!

The O.P.I sand range has really grown on me and each time I'm wearing it I fall in love just a little bit more.

The formula is thicker than other OPI nail polish's and last's longer too. I thinks thats due to the sand like texture.

The results can be seen in the first coat and two coats is usually enough for an amazing finish. It does feel slightly rough but not scratchy like glitter polish'. I find it looks shimmery rather than glittery.