OPI je nedavno promenio izgled nalepnice na dnu svojih bočica, nalepnice koja sadrže sve važne podatke o tom laku - ime, šifru boje, bar kod, serijski broj bočice, sastav... Boju teksta su vratili iz zelene u crnu, ali i sam dizajn nalepnice je promenjen. Ovo nije prvi put da su napravili takvu izmenu. Lak koji vam danas pokazujem je iz takozvane "black label" ere, vremena pre nego što je OPI izbacio iz sastava toluen i dibutil ftalat, vremena kada su podaci na nalepnicama bili ispisani crnom bojom. Ovi lakovi se sada teško mogu naći, a ja sam na ovaj sasvim slučajno nabasala pre par godina u apoteci Biljana i Luka.
OPI has recently changed the look of the bottom label on their bottles, the label that has all the important information about that polish - name, colour code, bar code, batch code, ingredients... They have reverted from green letters to black and they have changed the overall design of the label. This isn't the first time they've done it, though. Polish I am showing you today comes from so-called "black label era", time before OPI was 3-free, time when their labels first had black lettering. These polishes are very difficult to find and I have accidentally stumbled upon this one some years ago.
OPI At Your Quebec & Call (NL C90) bio je deo kolekcije inspirisane Kanadom, koja se pojavila u jesen 2004. godine. Ovo je metalik maslinasto-zeleni, skoro bronzani lak visokog sjaja. Boja me dosta podseća na Essence Wish List Secrets pošto se primeni magnet. Konzistencija mu je retka, ređa od novijih OPI lakova, te su za ravnomernu boju i pokrivenost potrebna tri sloja. Brzina sušenja je prosečna. Slike su snimljene na dnevnom svetlu. Imam tri sloja laka i nemam nadlak.
OPI At Your Quebec & Call (NL C90) was part of Canadian collection for fall 2004. This is a metallic olive-green, nearly bronze glossy polish. Colour reminds me a lot of Essence Wish List Secrets after magnetizing. It is quite thin, a lot thinner than newer OPI polishes, so it took me three coats to get even colour and coverage. Drying time is average. Photos were taken in natural light. I have three coats of polish and no top coat.