OPI Intelli-Gel Combo - S069 Sunny Bunny (OPI Spring 2026 Collection)
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OPI S069 Sunny Bunny, a soft yellow crème, comes from a ready Intelli-Gel set: color, base and top in one order. OPI's own note on the shade: "Funny Bunny®" got some vitamin D with this butter yellow crème. It belongs to the OPI Spring 2026 collection.
What you get
- 1 x OPI S069 Sunny Bunny Intelli-Gel gel polish, 0.5 fl oz (15 mL)
- 1 x OPI Super Base Base Coat, 0.5 fl oz (15 mL)
- 1 x OPI Super Gloss Top Coat, 0.5 fl oz (15 mL)
Why techs stock it
- Stays put: Intelli-Gel thins under the brush and self-corrects once pressure releases, so strokes level out instead of running into the cuticle.
- Controlled pick-up: the Intelli-Brush has a rounded edge for the cuticle line and releases gel gradually.
- Up to 3 weeks of wear: base, two color coats and top each cure in 30 seconds in the OPI Star Light.
- HEMA-free, TPO-free and vegan: made without added HEMA and with no animal-derived ingredients.
- Nothing to match: all three bottles belong to the Intelli-Gel system.
Specifications
| Brand | OPI |
|---|---|
| Product | Intelli-Gel Combo |
| Shade code | S069 |
| Shade name | Sunny Bunny |
| Color family | Yellow |
| Finish | Crème |
| Opacity | Semi-sheer |
| Collection | OPI Spring 2026 |
| Best seasons | Spring, Summer |
| Format | Gel polish + base coat + top coat |
| Size | 0.5 fl oz (15 mL) per bottle |
| Gel cure | 30 seconds per coat in the OPI Star Light |
| Formula | HEMA-free, TPO-free and vegan |
| Removal | Soak-off gel |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| SKU | OPIISGTSB-S069 |
How to apply
- Prep: push back cuticles, shape, buff the surface and clean with N.A.S. 99.
- Mix: shake the bottle vigorously for 5 seconds before opening so the pigment is even.
- Balance: one coat of Bond-Aid pH Balancing Agent.
- Base: paint the free edge first, then a thin layer of Super Base Base Coat. Cure 30 seconds in the OPI Star Light.
- Color: edge first, then a thin coat of OPI S069 Sunny Bunny. Cure 30 seconds and repeat for a second coat.
- Top: edge first, then a thin layer of Super Gloss Top Coat. Cure 30 seconds.
- Finish: wipe the tacky layer with N.A.S. 99 and an Expert Touch wipe, then apply cuticle oil.
Who it suits
- Reach for it on sunny spring and summer sets.
- Clients also pick it for accent nails and playful nail art.
- Seasonal pick for Spring and Summer on our shade chart.
- Anyone who asks for soft yellow crème by look, or for S069 by code.
Which option to choose
The combo suits a first Intelli-Gel order, since nothing else in the system is needed beyond prep and a lamp. Same shade, other formats: Sunny Bunny gel and lacquer duo, Sunny Bunny Intelli-Gel, Sunny Bunny nail lacquer.
Storing it
Store Sunny Bunny upright, out of direct sun, and keep the lid tight between clients. Screen color can differ a little from the bottle, so check a swatch when an exact match matters.
More to pair with Sunny Bunny: OPI Intelli-Gel combos, Bond-Aid pH Balancing Agent and OPI Star Light lamp.
Frequently Asked Questions
What color is OPI S069 Sunny Bunny?+
OPI S069 Sunny Bunny is a soft yellow crème. OPI describes it this way: "Funny Bunny®" got some vitamin D with this butter yellow crème.
How long do I cure each coat?+
Each coat of base, color and top cures in 30 seconds in the OPI Star Light. Keep coats thin and cap the free edge so the gel cures all the way through.
Is Sunny Bunny HEMA-free?+
Yes. OPI Intelli-Gel shades are formulated without added HEMA, and the formula is TPO-free and vegan. Other acrylates are still in the formula, so check the ingredient list if a client has a known sensitivity.
Which top coat do I need?+
Super Gloss Top Coat gives the highest shine and needs an IPA wipe after curing. Super Gloss No Wipe Top Coat skips the wipe, which suits chrome powder and nail art, and is slightly less glossy.
Does the combo include a lamp?+
No. The combo holds the color, Super Base Base Coat and Super Gloss Top Coat. You also need a gel lamp, plus Bond-Aid for prep. OPI times the 30-second cure on the OPI Star Light.
