This is a safe, everyday neutral for anyone who wants their nails to look done without being a focal point — office wear, a first Infinite Shine try, or a base shade that goes with everything in a wardrobe.

The crème finish is opaque and forgiving, which makes it a reasonable starting shade for someone newer to at-home gel-effect polish, not just people already comfortable with the Infinite Shine system.

The main draw is versatility — a pink-toned tan that reads as 'your nails, but neater' rather than a color statement, which makes it easy to wear constantly without it clashing with anything.

It's backed by the same Infinite Shine system as OPI's other long-wear shades, so the wear time and shine level aren't unique to this color; what's specific to this shade is how easily it fits everyday situations.

As with all Infinite Shine shades, the three steps work together rather than the color alone:

• Clean and lightly buff nails before starting.
• Apply one coat of Infinite Shine Primer.
• Apply two thin, even coats of You Can Count On It, capping the free edge.
• Seal with one coat of Infinite Shine Gloss, capping the free edge again.
• Remove with a standard acetone-based remover when ready for a change.

• Pro: Crème finish covers fully in two coats, with none of the streaking that sheerer or shimmer formulas can show.
• Pro: Neutral pink-tan tone pairs with almost any outfit and doesn't show regrowth as obviously as darker shades.
• Con: Getting the full 11-day wear claim requires the separate Primer and Gloss steps, adding time versus a one-bottle polish.
• Con: As a flat crème, any dents or streaks in application are more visible than they'd be in a shimmer finish.