Collection: OPI 2003 Fall, British
Here’s another brown for you guys today. It’s Chocolate Shake-speare (NL B20) from OPI’s 2003 British collection. It’s a pinkish-beige shimmer, but there’s so much more to it than that!
Chocolate Shake-speare has fine peachy-gold shimmer, giving it a subtle, pearly finish, but the beige itself has a slight pink-mauve tone to it. It will tend to lean a little warm or cool depending on what tones your skin brings out. It is definitely reminiscent of a chocolate milkshake!
It pulls warm and golden on me thanks to my summer tan on yellow-toned skin.
I find my old OPIs have held up brilliantly. Chocolate Shake-speare’s is still good with two coats.
OPI Nail Lacquer retails for about US$9.50 / higher in CA$ (I see a range of prices) and is 0.5 US fl oz / 15 mL. OPI nail polishes are currently free of toluene, formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate (DBP) and camphor. (Since this is an older polish, this is not 3-Free.) They are made in the USA.
OPI has been owned by global beauty company Coty Inc. since 2010.
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I was surprised about the chocolate shake part that I thought it would called rose gold or something along those lines instead!
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It does have that kind of look to it! I guess it came out before rose gold really took off 🙂
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What a beautiful every day-color!
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Yes, it is perfect for everyday wear, even in most conservative settings!
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Such an enviable coppery shade. Utterly gorgeous! https://lifestylebites3.wordpress.com
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It’s quite lovely! 🙂
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Thank you.
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Oh I like this even with the frost. It doesn’t look like it shows much in the way of brush strokes.
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Yeah, this is pretty much as close to frost as I will usually like!
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