What Essie color is like OPI Bubble Bath?

Here’s where essie ballet slippers and OPI Bubble Bath contrast: essie ballet slippers offers less product in the bottle, 0.46oz compared to OPI Bubble Bath’s 0.5oz. essie ballet slippers is more of a white nail polish with some pink, OPI Bubble Bath is more of a light peach pink nail polish.

What nail polish is similar to bubble bath?

OPI Bubble Bath & Zoya Sari look very similar. All pretty! 4 options tested by me personally with 2 coats each. OPI It’s a Girl became very bubblegummy with multiple coats but still pretty.

Is OPI Bubble Bath opaque?

This is a sheer-to-opaque nail polish, meaning it can appear sheer when applied with thin coats, but opaque when applied with thicker coats.

When did OPI Bubble Bath come out?

2001
Bubble Bath is one of OPI’s most popular shades, and we’ve got the numbers to prove it. Since its debut in 2001 as a part of a Soft Shades Bridal collection, over 5 million bottles of Bubble Bath have been sold and counting.

Is OPI Bubble Bath sheer?

How to avoid streaks when applying OPI Bubble Bath. This is a sheer-to-opaque nail polish, meaning it can appear sheer when applied with thin coats, but opaque when applied with thicker coats. If you have ridges or apply coats too sheerly, it is possible to get streaks in your finished look with this polish.

What Colour is bubble bath?

Bubble Bath by Tint – Pale greyish blue paint. Pop your worries away with this pale greyish blue, a colour you’re never too old to enjoy. Beautiful colour for the laundry.

How do you use OPI Bubble Bath?

Start applying the polish at the center base of the nail, then pull the brush to the tip, repeating on the left and right sides of your nail bed, adding more polish to the brush if needed between swipes. Longer nails will require more polish and more dipping your brush into the bottle, so keep this in mind.

What number is bubble bath OPI?

#GCS86
OPI GelColor – Bubble Bath 0.5 oz – #GCS86 – Beyond Polish.

What color is bubble bath?

pink
This balanced pink is both sweet and saturated. Not recommended as exterior paint. LRV, or Light Reflectance Value, is a measurement commonly used by design professionals—such as architects and interior designers—that expresses the percentage of light reflected from a surface.