The Zoya matte velvet nail polishes are not meant to be long lasting like regular nail polish. You'll get tip wear and chipping much quicker than usual.
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| Zoya Savita Zoya Harlow Zoya Veruschka |
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| Zoya Veruschka |
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| Zoya Veruschka |
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| Zoya Veruschka |
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| Zoya Veruschka |
Zoya Veruschka is a dark forest green with hints of shimmer in a matte velvet finish. The formula is thick and dries as you're applying it (like neons) but I found it pretty easy to work with. 2 coats for opaque coverage (no base coat and no top coat). I can't even tell you how much I love this color. It is perfection in a bottle. The color is so elegant and would look great on any skin tone. I can definitely see this for holiday manis.
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| Zoya Savita |
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| Zoya Savita |
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| Zoya Savita |
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Zoya Savita is a rich purple with hints of shimmer in a matte velvet finish. The formula is the same as Veruschka, thick but easy to work with. For Savita, I used a base coat and it made the application harder. Do yourself a favor and skip the base coat! 2 coats for opaque coverage (no top coat). When the light hits this color, it is incredibly stunning. The color is so rich and vibrant.
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| Zoya Harlow |
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| Zoya Harlow |
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| Zoya Harlow |
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| Zoya Harlow |
Zoya Harlow is a rose plum shimmer in a matte velvet finish. The formula was awful. It was so thick and dry I felt like I was working with tar! You can see how lumpy my nails are. I'm very disappointed. This goes to show that not every color/formula in the collection is going to be amazing. I wonder if adding nail polish thinner will ruin the nail polish. I really can't see myself using this again.
I don't know how long this collection will be available or how limited their quantities are so I highly suggest you get the colors you cannot live without. Trust me, you'll be kicking yourself if you don't.
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