OPI Holland Collection Swatches & Review

Today I have OPI's Holland Collection swatches and review. I was really excited for this collection when I saw the promo. I saw a few colors that are appropriate for Spring colors and some out of the ordinary colors, but that's totally fine with me, I love a twist! Bottle pictures First!

Gouda Gouda Two Shoes is a rosey peach with subtle hints of gold shimmer in it. 2 coats.


I Don't Give A Rotterdam! is a slate blue with gold and silver shimmers. 2 coats. I don't know if my eyes were playing games with me, but I also see a few black or dark blue speckles in it as well.


I Have A Herring Problem is a darker version of I Don't Give a Rotterdam! I wouldn't say darker, it's more dustier, but it also carries the same gold and silver shimmers. 2 coats.


A Roll in the Hague is a super bright orange creme. This was done in 2 coats. It's close enough to call it a neon orange, but it's not exactly neon. It's just super bright, and you need to see it in person to like this orange.


Do You 'Ear About Van Gogh? is a sandy beige creme. 2 coats


Dutch'ya Just Love OPI? is a purple base with pink and golden orange shimmers. 2 coats. Gorgeous color.


Thanks a Windmillion is a pale sea foam green creme. 2 coats.


Vampsterdam is a frosty purple with a hint of brown to it. 2 coats. This was a very interesting color to add to the collection!


Wooden Shoe Like to Know? is a brown base with golden pink/copper shimmers. 2 coats


Kiss Me On My Tulips is a bright hot pink creme. 2 coats. Now I know it doesn't look hot pink in my picture, but it's more hot pink in person. This one was very hard to capture on camera. I always have problems with neon like polishes.


Pedal Faster Suzi! is a pale pink with silver and white shimmers. 2 coats. Ignore the little balding spot on my ring finger! I should've done 3 coats for this one.


Red Lights Ahead...Where? is a bright red-orange creme. 2 coats. Super blinding.

The formula for these were pretty good. I didn't have any problems applying any of these. Majority of them were opaque under two coats, with a few exceptions that needed three. It wasn't thick or thin, just perfect.

As for the colors and favorites, I'd have to say I love Thanks a Windmillion, Dutch'ya Just Love OPI? and Wooden Shoe Like to Know. The rest are great colors for the Spring and I would definitely wear again. I like that they included some dark shades for this collection. Vampsterdam was a surprise to the collection. Awesome collection in my opinion.

What do you guys think of this collection?

(These were sent to me for review.)