The phrase
"full opacity" means complete and total transparency, where nothing is hidden or unclear.
Full definition
The base is more of a crelly type base that reached
full opacity in just 2 coats.
The store states that you should apply 2 - 3 coats of this polish
for full opacity however on my third coat I decided to add one extra just for good measure.
Application was good; the product formula was very easy to work with, and I
achieved full opacity in two coats.
It's also fairly opaque; I
got full opacity on the second coat, but even one generous coat might be enough.
Devil's Advocate goes on a little thin on the first coat, but evens out to
full opacity on the second, and dries with a beautiful shine.
Application was super smooth; the product consistency was like velvet, and the first coat was nearly opaque,
with full opacity in two coats.
The purple polish is very opaque, and achieved
full opacity by the second coat.
I felt like three coats were necessary with this, because the white base is very sheer, and I
wanted full opacity and lots of texture.
I used 3 thin coats and a glossy top coat, but again — 2 normal coats would reach
full opacity as well.
When applying the paint in the stencil, Jen was strategic choosing not to go with
full opacity so it would have a rustic appearance.
Application was very good; there was more glitter in this bottle than in a released polish, so I
got full opacity in fewer coats than normal.
The first coat was on the sheer side, but it evened out to
full opacity at two.
The formula was on the thin side but not unmanageable and I was still able to
reach full opacity with two coats.
The product consistency is very nice; the polish is a bit sheer on the first coat, but works up to
full opacity on the second.
Yes, they fail to fulfill
the full opacity of the Velvetines liquid lipstick look, but they beat the Velvetines in comfort, and considering they're a cheaper and super comfortable option for anyone who isn't convinced the Velvetines are worth the money, that brings the products out even in my eyes.
I hesitate to say «
full opacity», because even after the third coat, there was still slight squishiness left.
For a crelly, I found this to be pretty thick and opaque enough that two coats was enough for
full opacity, but depending on your application style, you may need three or even four to get your desired opacity.
After three coats, though, I never really achieved
full opacity.
When I applied it, it was on the thinner side, and required all three coats for
full opacity.
The polish was really easy to apply and work with; the product consistency was just right, and I had
full opacity in two coats.
The first coat went on well; the glitter covered about half the nail, and the second coat brought it to
full opacity.
As with most microglitters, coverage builds up to
full opacity; I got full opacity on the second coat.
My only complaint is that it never seemed to reach
full opacity, even at three coats, so I put on one coat over two coats of white polish.
It takes a couple of swipes to achieve
full opacity but once you do, it's there to stay.
It's quite rich; I had almost - perfect opacity in one coat, and
full opacity in two.
The formula is a little bit sheer, but 2 coats gives
it full opacity.
I used 3 thin coats and a glossy top coat for these photos — but you could use 2 normal coats and get
full opacity.
A fourth coat might have given
me full opacity, but as a rule, I don't like to put on more than three.
Application was pretty nice, but the consistency is on the thinner side, so three coats was necessary to achieve
full opacity.
Application was okay; the polish went on thinly; there was barely any color on the first, okay coverage but some streaky spots left on the second, but by the third, everything had come together for
full opacity.
Full opacity was reached at two coats.
The first coat was sheer and I needed all three to achieve
full opacity.
Application was good; I had
full opacity by the second coat, the product consistency was easy to use, and I had no issues with streaking or tugging.
The polish itself is on the sheer side, and definitely required three coats for
full opacity.
This is 2 coats for
full opacity and topped with Barielle Speed Dry top coat.
It was sheer on the first coat, but even out by the second; I had
full opacity in two coats.
Coverage was good; I had
full opacity in two coats.
Full opacity is acheived after two coats.
You can wear this over another pink polish for a bit of glam or go for three coats for
full opacity.
It's one of those translucent neons; even at three coats, it never achieved
full opacity, so a white base is imperative with this polish.