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Recently, I took advantage of Sephora’s polish sale (more information here) and the rewards that came with it. One of the nail polishes I bought was Sephora by OPI’s “212 – Sephora”.
It has a great formula that I applied with two coats. The polish goes on very sheer with one coat but intensifies after that. It is an awesome color! It is a dark brown with orange flakies and multi-colored shimmer mixed in. I am on the fence about the brush. It is a lot bigger than most nail polish brushes so I have to use a very steady hand to apply, but the formula does not streak on the nail.
I am very happy with my purchases, which also include my favorite grey “Metro Chic” and a Jewelry Top Coat “Be-Claus I Said So”, so I used a lightening bolt stamp that mirrors my “struck by good fortune” happiness.
For the stamping I used Bundle Monsters plate “BM 305”.
Zoya “Goldie” over Sephora by OPI “212-Sephora”
Hi, I am Monica and I have RA.
the Rite of Aging...early 
I love how you experiment with nail colors and patterns. The boldest I’ve ever been was a pewter base with a sparkle overcoat. My nails are sometimes fantastic alternating with a splitting, broken mess. I think it mirrors how my RA is doing at the time. I really enjoy having nice nails. Maybe I’ll get out my box of colors and try something new. Any suggestions for someone who needs heavy magnification to see what I’m doing?
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I understand about the magnification! The prednisone I am on has made my eyes more prone to tiredness and soreness so I have to be very careful about how close I keep things to my face. I would suggest a magnification stand that you can put your hands underneath. Even better, one that has a light built in! I keep my hands at least a foot or two away from my eyes so that I do not strain them as easily.
I hope this helps!
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