Here is my last polish I've to show you from the OPI Burlesque collection (until I buy more, of course)... This one is "Tease-y Does It":

Look at that duochrome! A cool red that shifts to red-orange. This polish is an absolute MUST. Is that glass-flecked or a foil finish? Could it be both? Who cares when it looks this good, right?

I'm lost for words. It's just so gorgeous. (I'm starting to feel better about missing out on Mac's "Bad Fairy" since I've got this one!)

I drank a few too many cups of coffee last night and turned into a swatchomaniac! I really, REALLY wanted to get my top picks of the OPI Burlesque collection shown to you all!... I am one of the lucky ones to have found a beauty supply store that is already selling this collection. I wanted them all! And I'm sure I will eventually get the others, but at this moment I decided on just 3. I got "Tease-y Does It", "The Show Must Go On", and this one... "Extra-va-vaganza":

Ahhhh... orange glitter! I'm not usually a fan of orange polish BUT it is October and I thought this would be a perfect color for Halloween :) 

Wait! It's not just orange! It has yellow, green, pink, silver, and light blue mixed in as well!

I'm here! I chose this manicure as my "comeback" because it is cheerful, bright, girly, sparkly, and everything in between! 

"Extravagance" (as I'm sure many of you know) is an OPI Designer Series shade. What classifies an OPI polish as "Designer Series"? I used to think all DS polishes were holographic but lately they've been just plain sparkly... not even cool sparkly like "Mad as a Hatter"... Just boring sparkly like "Mystery". How many more times should I use the word "sparkly"? :)

Since I'm on the topic of old DS polishes, "Extravagance" (I'd say) is the same exact color as DS "Exclusive" minus the awesome holo rainbow effect that I just noted. Maybe I should do a side-by-side comparison just to confirm...

Anyways... Here I applied 2 coats. This polish was amazingly easy to work with. Goes on smooth and removes just as well. The color is magenta and those tiny specs that you see are actually holographic bits! Here is a closer look. Keep in mind, it is waaaay prettier in real-life:

Below is a photo in the sunlight. You can see the holographic specs reflecting different colors (blue, red, etc) better than in the previous pictures.