Showing posts with label Zoya Paloma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zoya Paloma. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Zoya Paloma and Milani Hot Pink Jelly Sandwich!

Hello lovelies! My head is pounding so this is going to be a quickie!

I have recently fallen head-over-heels in love with both jelly sandwiches (although I still don't like jellies on their own) and the lovely berryish color that is Zoya Paloma. You may start seeing a lot more jelly sandwiches on my blog.

I used three coats of Paloma followed by one or two "dabbing" coats of Milani Hot Pink, one more coat of Paloma - and topped it all off with one coat of Poshe. Yummy, squishy goodness.


Zoya Paloma and Milani Hot Pink Jelly Sandwich

Zoya Paloma and Milani Hot Pink Jelly Sandwich

Zoya Paloma and Milani Hot Pink Jelly Sandwich

Zoya Paloma and Milani Hot Pink Jelly Sandwich

Zoya Paloma and Milani Hot Pink Jelly Sandwich

Zoya Paloma and Milani Hot Pink Jelly Sandwich

I hope you enjoyed this post! What do you think of jelly sandwiches? Would you like to see more of them in the future?

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Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Zoya Gloss Collection for NYFW 2012 - Swatches and Review

Hello everyone! Today I have the 3 polishes in the Zoya Gloss Collection. This collection is made up of jellies. If you don't know much about jellies, they are very sheer but also super shiny and super "squishy." They work very well for layering and making "jelly sandwiches" which I will be showing you later in the week.




The three jellies in this collection are very sheer but the formula is easy to work with. I can't wait to use them for layering. I used 5 coats in the photos of Frida and 4 coats with Katherine and Paloma. All photos were taken outside and without top coat. The only one I had any issues with was Katherine and that was just because it was slightly streaky. I think this may be because it is the darkest color of the three.

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First up is my favorite of the three, Frida. Frida is a deep bluish green. Not blue enough to be teal, in my opinion, but there are definitely blue tones in there. Absolutely gorgeous color.


Zoya Frida

Zoya Frida

Zoya Frida

Zoya Frida

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Next up we have Katherine which was previously released as Katharine (different spelling, a la Katharine Hepburn) in the Peter Som Trio. This one is a nice deep raisin color.

Zoya Katherine

Zoya Katherine

Zoya Katherine

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Lastly we have Paloma which is a mulberry type color. It leans a little more to the purple side than my pictures show.


Zoya Paloma

Zoya Paloma

Zoya Paloma

What do you think of this collection? Are you a fan of jellies?


The Gloss Collection is available for purchase now at zoya.com for $8 each. Zoya is an amazing company that runs sales and promotions very often. Make sure to catch those by following them on Facebook and Twitter. Zoya is 5-Free and Cruelty-Free AND makes amazing polish! What more could you ask for?



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