Monday, December 21, 2009
NOTD: OPI Tickle My France-y
This is one of the colors I got when I decided I needed more work-safe colors. Turns out, I didn't actually need the work-safe colors, as Tim was the first one to get a job, but I find it's still a good thing to have more neutral colors in my stash.
TMF is a perfect nude for me. It has a perfect combo of pink, taupe, grey and nude. I was a little wary of using OPI's handles and brushes with my shorties, but I need not be worried. They were actually easier to use than some of my shorthandled brushes. This is 2 coats, and it probably could have used a third, as I have faint VLNs, but they don't really bother me.
Again, this isn't really my kind of color, but I really like this one. I have to go to a funeral today (Tim's grandmother passed away on Friday) and I'm glad I had this in my collection for this kind of occasion. Most of my colors would have gotten the wrong kind of attention.
TMF is from OPI's F/W 2008 France collection. It's still in the regular line up, however, and you can get it at TD, BS, or on eBay.
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2 comments:
That is such a pretty nude!
I'm so sorry for your loss. I think it's doubly awful when someone passes away during the holidays. I love this shade on you.
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