Wearers who like a clean, glossy pink and change their manicure often. It is OPI's Tokyo collection shade in the original Nail Lacquer formula, which needs no lamp or developer. It works for beginners because the colour is forgiving, and for nail artists who want a solid pink base under detail work.

OPI's own copy pairs this pink with modernist nail art for a Tokyo-runway look. That is a fair use: the even, glossy colour makes a good canvas for lines, dots or a contrasting accent nail, and it is also polished enough to wear alone.

1. Start with a base coat on clean, dry nails.
2. Apply two coats of colour.
3. Seal with a top coat and let dry fully.

OPI lists this pink with a smooth, glossy finish and brilliant shine, so it works both alone and as a base for nail art. The trade-off is that a plain glossy pink has no shimmer or texture to disguise uneven application, so thick coats and streaks will show. It also air-dries, so it sets more slowly than a gel and can dent if the top coat is rushed.