Autumn 2017 Comparisons - Deborah Lippmann Wow (Star Power)

From left to right: Gossip Over Gimlets (Autumn Nights, Autumn 2013), It’s Totally Forth Worth It (Texas, Spring 2011), Bad Moon Rising (Big Bang, Holiday 2013), Chroma Cool (Summer Reign, Summer 2017), Wow, Roselyn (This Way to the Soiree, December 2016), Dorothy (Luminous Lights, Holiday 2016), Fashion Faceoff (Gala Bolds, Summer 2017), Silver Canvas (Color Paints, Summer 2015)

I don’t have anything exactly like Wow – it’s a bit lighter and warmer than Chroma Cool, not as flecky as Roselyn, and way warmer than Dorothy and Fashion Faceoff.

Summer 2017 - OPI Don't Take Yosemite For Granite (California Dreaming)

From left to right: Take the “A” Train (New York Marquee, Autumn 2014), Rachael (Kisses, London, September 2015), On the Wild Side (Wild at Heart, Autumn 2009), Bad Moon Rising (Big Bang, Holiday 2013), Hook and Line (Colours from the Capitol/Hunger Games, Spring 2012), Chrome is Where the Heart Is (House of Colour, Spring 2016), Don’t Take Yosemite for Granite, Jungle Queen (On Safari, Autumn 2012), No Peeking! (Twinkle, Holiday 2014)

Yosemite is the only polish in California Dreaming I don’t have anything exactly like. Its closest relative in style is Jungle Queen but Jungle Queen’s not a true metallic. It’s a cross between Jungle Queen and Chrome is Where the Heart Is.

Summer 2017 Comparisons - China Glaze Chroma Cool (Summer Reign)

From left to right: Dorothy (Luminous Lights, Holiday 2015), I Drive a Supernova (Starlight, Holiday 2015), Push and Shove (Gwen Stefani, Spring 2014), I’d Melt For You (Twinkle, Holiday 2014), Chroma Cool, Silver Canvas (Color Paints, Summer 2015), My Silk Tie (50 Shades of Grey, Spring 2015), It’s A-Boat Time (Spring Fling, Spring 2017), Bad Moon Rising (Big Bang, Holiday 2013), Awaken (Romantique, Spring 2009)

Push and Shove, I’d Melt for You, Chroma Cool, and Silver Canvas are all really close, I mean, Push and Shove is kind of its own thing because of the special base and the finish on the nail looks different but they’re all in the same boat. Everything else is bluer (Dorothy), has a slightly different finish (I Drive a Supernova has little flecks in it that make it more of a chrome/foil hybrid and My Silk Tie is a true metallic and not a chrome), more warm toned (It’s A-Boat Time), or darker (Bad Moon Rising and Awaken)

Spring 2017 Comparisons - China Glaze It's A-Boat Time! (Spring Fling)

From left to right: Cords (Retro Diva, Autumn 2009), Take a Right on Bourbon (New Orleans, Spring 2016), Monique (Lighten Up, March 2016), Spun Sugar (Parfumerie, Autumn 2013), It’s Totally Fort Worth It (Texas, Spring 2011), I’d Melt for You (Twinkle, Holiday 2014), It’s A-Boat Time, Centennial Celebration (Coca Cola Icons of Happiness, Summer 2015), Smoldering, Bad Moon Rising (Big Bang, Holiday 2013, full size a Nordstrom Exclusive, Spring 2015), Dorothy (Luminous Lights, Holiday 2016), Closing Night (Ballet Nudes, Spring 2017), On the Wild Side (Wild at Heart, Autumn 2009), Star Dust Memories, Rachael (Kisses, London, September 2015)

There’s a lot of green in It’s A-Boat Time that nothing else here has. I’d Melt for You is very much a true silver without any green. Fort Worth It is the closest in spirit, but it has a pink flash instead of green. It’s the pink version of A-Boat Time. Spun Sugar, Monique, and Bourbon are similarly warm but less green. Centennial Celebration is also very warm but it’s actually a silver and gold foil instead of a metallic.