OPI Nail Lacquer Base Coat | Clear Nail Polish Base Coat |Chip Resistant, Protects Nails, Prevents Discoloration

Great base coat to put your polish on top of also helps extend the life of your polish. OPI is a great nail polish, will last a long time even on Natural Nails if applied properly.

OPI has been my go-to polish brand for the last 20+ years. OPI products are always consistent, high quality, and long lasting in terms of wear. I have natural nails, so OPI’s Natural Nail Base Coat is a solid pick for my nails. This is the only base coat I’ve found that applies evenly and dries rapidly without any micro bubbles. Paired with an eye-catching OPI Nail Lacquer and the OG OPI Top Coat makes for a spectacular natural-nail manicure! The length and width of the brush is just right and very easy to work with, it’s one of the things I like about OPI products. Lastly, I do suggest ordering a replacement bottle around the half-way mark. It can begin to become harder to evenly coat the brush leading to brush marks and other issues. The product I received was fresh, authentic, and top-quality. Pro Tip: NEVER expose to heat. It will ensure the next manicure is full of micro bubbling and orange peel.

I LOVE this, i used to do my nails so often that i filed so much to the point i had thin brittle nails, this product has helped my nails grow faster, stronger and thicker, it does chip sometimes but the shine is nice and doesnt get dull, overall great product!

Great. Long lasting

Thin layer that works well as base and top coat. I feel like it chips easier than other top coats I have used. I keep this in my travel bag for quick touch ups.

It goes on in a smooth, even coat, dries almost instantly, and gives your nails a clean, natural sheen. With a few uses, they feel thicker and sturdier, with far less bending or breakage. Color polish chips less because the base is stronger, but it also works well on its own when you want a simple, healthy look. It has quite average nail polish smell.

I’m on day 8 and only now began sort of chipping at the edges, but it’s because I didn’t create a proper seal. I put on this base coat last Monday. Then the following Wednesday I layered on a French tip of Revlon Ultra HD Snap in white + Walmart’s cheap “ICE” Polish in a milky sheer pink + Sally Hansen Top Coat Double Duty. That turned out okay. Then the following Friday I layered this on again and with Essie’s Gel Couture top coat. Today is Friday, day 8, I do lots of dishes and is still looking fairly decent. My nails are starting to grow out neatly from under the nail beds. I highly highly recommend. I think the game changer is the combo of OPI base bottle + Essie’s Gel Couture top coat. Feels like I had them professionally done.

Dries fast. Protects from staining.