OPI Shatter Collection quick swatches

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full Swatches and Review here.


OPI expands its Shatter line with the addition of three new trendsetting shades: Blue, Navy and Turquoise. With nautical hues of cobalt, indigo and sapphire, these blues provide the perfect look for summer nails in one simple step. Inspired by graffiti art, Shatter leaves behind a crackled, two-texture finish when painted over any dry OPI hue. Adding top coat takes Shatter from matte to glossy in seconds.

“Black Shatter was received with great fanfare, showing that women are looking for new ways to express themselves and are excited to try different textures on their nails,” says Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, OPI Executive VP & Artistic Director. “By adding a variety of colors to the line, there are more options for every woman, whether she is looking for a funky aquamarine or elegant deep blue. Unlike traditional nail art which can be complicated and difficult to replicate, Shatter is easy to use and allows everyone to experiment with this new trend.”

In addition to the original Black Shatter, the line also features the Shatter coat in White, Red and Silver. All Shatter retail displays now feature Quick Response (QR) code, a two-dimensional barcode readable by smart phones and mobile phones with cameras and Internet capability.A quick scan of the display’s QR code will directly link to a demonstrational video – making application foolproof.

All Shatter products contain no DBP, Toluene, or Formaldehyde, and feature OPI’s exclusive ProWide™ Brush for the ultimate in application.

I'll be posting full swatches and review of the entire collection very soon, in the meanwhile, you can have a look at the OPI Fall/Winter 2011 "Touring America" Collection here.

Blue Shatter, Navy Shatter, and Turquoise Shatter will be available beginning May 2011.

Red Shatter, White Shatter, Servin' Up Sparkle, Spark de Triomphe and Rally Pretty Pink will be available alone or as part of the Serena Williams Grand Slam Duos with various release dates.

*these products were provided to me by the manufacturer or their PR company*