Browse through nail polish history and let us know if you see any missing colors. You’ll never find them ever again, but on the other hand, many can still be found. Here’s a comprehensive list of discontinued OPI nail polishes, sorted by year and collection. Though just as 'crispety, crunchety' as the original, Butterfinger BB's mysteriously disappeared from stores in 2006, according to Snack History.

Photo by Hanna Balan on Unsplash Bath & Body Works Retired Scents For many of people, Bath & Body Works creates more than scentsit creates memories. Reducing the venerable Butterfinger candy bar to tiny bite-sized orbs proved incredibly popular back during the Clinton Administration. The potent fragrance contains notes of bergamot, rose, jasmine and tonka bean. The scent is still sold today by Guerlain. If you’ve been looking for information about an old favorite of yours, then you are in the right place. 1:43 PM EDT Popular and favorite Bath & Body Works lotions and scents that are, sadly, retired. Created by perfume house Guerlain in 1925, the first oriental fragrance was inspired by the Gardens of Shalimar, which the Indian emperor Shah Jahan built for his wife. Of course they can’t just keep manufacturing hundreds (if not thousands) of different nail polishes, so each one eventually goes by the wayside – DISCONTINUED OPI! So don’t get too attached to your new favorite OPI nail polish, because one day you won’t be able to find it any more. Year after year, OPI releases new collections to their ever-growing list. OPI, the company who has been around since 1981, is the gold standard in nail polishes.

Pink wild at heart discontinued