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OPI (a division of Wella Company) is for professionals, newbies, and at-home gurus. It’s for walking down the aisle and opening your own salon. Asking for a raise and taking a Bubble Bath. As the #1 nail salon brand worldwide, we are committed to providing unlimited shades and the highest quality products, artistry, and technique. From our award-winning colours to innovative effects, treatments, and devices, we give you the inspiration, you put the “I” in OPI. Meet Our Co-Founder Suzi Weiss-Fischmann An icon. A legend. A true NAILblazer. Suzi’s love of colour changed the way we express ourselves hand to toe. "In the 80s, people had no idea how empowering nail colour could be because the industry never told them. OPI set out to permanently change the message of nails and give everyone a vast array of colours worthy of their strength and potential. OPI’s vision has always been to help you express who you are and who you want to be.”
5 St George's Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 4DR, London, United Kingdom
I purchased OPI press-on nails at Target only to find a glue tube inside. They aren't press-on like Kiss brand Impress Nails which have tabs on them but have a tube of glue in them to use because the nails aren't press-on at all. Sure, you can put the glue on them and hold them until the glue sets, but they are not truly press-on.
Love the gel polish. I also use their lint free wipes for tons of stuff. They are the only lint free wipes that are really lint free. Great company
Beware of their special offers to entice you into purchasing multiple products. I have recently purchased three of their Infinite nail polishes. Had only wanted two, but the offer of their free gift persuaded me to purchase a third. The photo was a little white box with three nail varnishes in it. I guessed they were probably small varnishes, but I had told my mum about them and was going to give it to her to try for her nails. My order arrived without the free gift and I queried it. The gift arrived today - it's a cheap empty box - nothing in it. The gift is literally a "gift BOX". Not even a particularly nice one. The photo in the promotion was highly misleading as it is not what you get!!!!
This is outstanding. My nails were paper-thin drom a chronic illness and I had stupidly tried biab nails to strengthen them which ended up causing burns to my nail plate. Warm water hurt my hands when washing up. I was so upset. I ended up researching and this brand came up. I tried the strengthener first to protect and It helped for the first few weeks. This stuff however used alone for the last week twice a day and two coats every time after washing hands has transformed my nails completely. I finish the day with the nil and cuticle oil and I am flabbergasted. It works!! I still have ridges [illness ME] but they are rock hard from paper thin! Worth every penny. Thank you OPI.
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