Essence explains how to turn one shade of Orly nail polish into three other, prismatic new colors with the advice of celebrity manicurist Lisa Logan.
Allure’s beauty team takes a look at some of the hottest polishes created with a special feature in mind: texture.
InStyle takes a closer look at Megan Fox’s midnight purple and silver mani on the red carpet.
Cosmopolitan talks to Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, artistic director for OPI, about this year’s version of the gradation manicure.
Orly’s Nailtrition Leaves Nails Strong and Healthy
I always love getting out of the office and seeing what’s going on firsthand. And after the year we had last year, it’s refreshing to see the shape of things turning around.
Don your berets, because Orly’s new Instant Artist Collection promises to help you achieve clean, precise, and colorful nail art designs at every skill level. The collection features 24 water-based shades that each come with a tapered brush for exact placement. The collection also includes four tools: a detailer brush, striper brush, dotter duo, and design tear-off cards that offer suggested step-by-steps.
Essence features four brave colors and some really great advice: To make a bright shade pop against your skin tone, apply one coat white opaque polish first.
Glamour offers a simple tip for achieving the metallic polish trend that dominated Chanel’s couture runway: try wearing a hue that compliments your skin tone. Silver polish works for fair skin, gold illuminates medium and olive tones, and copper looks gorgeous on darker skin.
The Spring 2010 Makeup O-Wards, given out by O Magazine, picked five “most whimsical colors for your toes”: Orly Snowcone, Nicole by OPI Yellow, OPI Jade is the New Black, Essie Tart Deco, and Estée Lauder Michael Kors Very Hollywood Bungalow Pink.
