OPI Go Goth Collection 2010 - Halloween Themed Nail Color

With Halloween approaching, nail polish addicts are gearing up for the release of limited edition nail colors that will be lieu of the day's theme. OPI has just released their Halloween themed collection with four dark and sinister looking shades.

The line consists of these four colors: "Sanguine" (a dark blood red with a hint of shimmer), "Nevermore" (deep purple with a hint of dark blue shimmer), "Unripened" (a black base with a hint of dark blue and teal green shimmer), and "Obscurity" (a charcoal black base with a satin matte-like finish). Out of all of these colors the most unique one would be "Obscurity" just because it strays from the typical dark glitter and deep crème shades. "Sanguine" and "Nevermore" both have similar shades that look very much like them from OPI's main line and from other brands such as China Glaze, Milani, and Essie. "Unripened" looks like similar shades included in the "Black magic" collection by Milani Cosmetics. Although some of these colors might have similar shades or dupes, if you don't already have the similar shade, you might as well pick this set up because they colors are still very appealing. Since all of these expect "Obscurity" have a hint of shimmer, if you are a bit wary of darker nail polish shades like I am, these will add a little kick without making your nails look to gloomy. These are all dark enough to apply with just one coat, but 2 coats are best for extra boldness and definition. They also go well with most skin tones. I have to give some credit to OPI for not sticking to the usual greens and oranges that are associated with Halloween themed nail polish colors. Although these shades are geared toward Halloween, these can actually be worn all year round without giving a hint that it was meant for Halloween.

These are available in a 4 mini pack case, so people who don't have smaller hand, these bottles and brushes might be an issue. The limited edition pack will include a complimentary lace cuff bracelet and nail art tips on the back of the packaging. This is already available with beauty online retailers and will sure to be popping up at specialty beauty stores nationwide.