OPI Dutch Tulips Swatches + Comparisons
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Because it is such a legacy in OPI’s color collections, Dutch Tulips has made quite the name for itself.
You often see Dutch Tulips promoted everywhere in the spring and summer months - it’s easy to promote, because it’s just that pretty.
As a formula, it offers even coverage in one coat, but when you stop there you can still see your nail tips, if you have them. Two coats gives it a fuller, smoother coverage, so that is how you’ll likely wear it.
Below, Dutch Tulips is shown in two coats in the photos, followed by comparisons with three other popular nail shades similar to it -
Now for the comparisons…
OPI Dutch Tulips VS essie watermelon
watermelon #264 is a near exact match to Dutch Tulips! If you have one you may not need the other unless you really like this color. The main difference between them is that Dutch Tulips is a bit redder and watermelon is a bit pinker.
OPI Dutch Tulips VS Big Apple Red
These two look very similar on the nail (see above), however, the formulas themselves do differ significantly. Dutch Tulips is a deep pink that leans red, whereas Big Apple Red is a pure red polish.
OPI Dutch Tulips VS Cajun Shrimp
These colors are warm-weather favorites that are both spin-offs of pure red. Dutch Tulips is a deep pink-red, whereas Cajun Shrimp is a bright orange-red.
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