So pretty! It has hexagon shaped glitter along with tiny bits of glitter. It has a holographic shimmer and is a pinky lavender shade. I love it! It's so feminine and fun.

So pretty! This glitter topper is made up of medium pink hex glitter suspended in a clear base along with tons of silver holo microglitter as well. It looks very similar to Essie's A Cut Above top coat but the Essie is just all pink, so this one looks different enough that I would buy it again.My favorite way to wear this is on its own, lightly layered over clear polish. It looks sparkly and subtle at the same time. Very feminine and flattering and fun to wear. Love it. Recommended!

I wore three layers of Pink But Lavender over two coats OPI Got A Date To Knight, and it looked great! I also used Essie To Dry For and OPI Start to Finish as a top coat. It all dried very quickly with the help of a fan. This is a clear polish with what look like medium sized round glitter with a finer glitter mixed in which looks to me like the same colour. OPI polishes are around $20 each here in Australia, so it's a bit pricey but worth it for a good quality polish. It's long lasting over acrylic too. The colour is almost as described, a pink with purple but it has apricot tones which I love. It's really quite sweet, but ostentatious at the same time! A keeper in my collection.

This polish (also released by OPI as "You Pink Too Much") has a clear base, medium pink small-to-medium hexagonal glitter, and finer prismatic (holo) glitter. The glitter is light-to-medium density, and I think it's a good balance of bling to base. I don't know where the "lavender" of the name is meant to be. I guess the pink glitter is meant to be cool and leaning lavender? Or perhaps it might look lavender layered on some other colours? This looks pretty much like pink and prismatic no matter what I do with it (but I'd be happy to see it looking a little more lavender, if that were to happen).The formula is pretty nice, easy to get good coverage, fairly quick drying time, though it does tend to run on the nail a bit. Looks nice over most colours, both light and dark. Can be a pain to remove, as many glitters can be, but it's not the worst I've worn. So, good quality, nice, wide OPI brush, pretty enough, but nothing spectacular or amazing. Worth having if it suits your taste, otherwise no loss if you don't have it or don't need/want a pink glitter topcoat. Just be aware that, as noted, "Pink Yet Lavender" is the same polish as "You Pink Too Much" (the first from the Mariah Cary Collection, the second from the Spotlight on Glitter collection).

Pink Yet Lavender is part of OPI's Mariah Carey collection. It's clear polish with medium pink hexagons and smaller silver particles. On its own Pink Yet Lavender doesn't really stand out, but it's great over pale pink or purple polishes. I think it would look good with brown or black polishes as well. Spreads easily, and as with most glitter polishes, the staying power is good. I would buy this product again.