Opi Vs Sephora

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Pamela F.

Jan 7, 2013

Pamela F.

i have over 130 bottles of opi polish....i love it....but i was wondering,what is the difference between opi polish and their sephora polish? is it a lower quality or is it just a smaller bottle? hoping someone knows.thanks

Pamela F.

Jan 7, 2013

Pamela F.

also what is the difference with nicole polishes...

Stephany S.

Jan 12, 2013

Stephany S.

Personally I think a nail polish is a nail polish. However I'd read the whole label, because it depends upon what you like if your a fast worker; you'd want a quick drying, if not then one that won't dry as fast. Professionally, if I was using opi acrylics and gel I'd stick with opi polishes

Erin C.

Jan 13, 2013

Erin C.

I was under the impression there was no real difference just OPI doing specific lines as offshoots of their regular. 

Cassie A.

Jan 13, 2013

Cassie A.

Sephora

Alisha K.

Jan 13, 2013

Alisha K.

There seems to be a difference in the nail polish brushes it. Opi brushes are suppose to be better I've heard.

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