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Zoya Naturel Deux Swatch, Gradient, & Review
Monday, July 28, 2014nail a college drop out
Press SampleLast Monday the pre-order for Zoya's transitional collection, Naturel Deux, began and today I've got swatches of the three brown hues and a super seamless gradient using the remaining plum based lacquers.
Chanelle | Marnie | Aubrey
Emilia | Spencer | Madeline
Upon seeing the press release, I immediately fell for Emilia, Chanelle, and Spencer so let's start with swatches of those three beauts.
In order to avoid sounding like a broken record, the formula on all shades in this collection is the same; smooth formula and opaque in two coats.
If I had to choose a #1 fav out of the three brown hued lacquers it would definitely be Emilia. A super dark chocolate créme? Yes please.
Chanelle is a rich toasted almond créme that I'm glad to add to my collection because I'm always on the hunt for more flesh tone nail polishes.
Unfortunately, I didn't notice the lint on my fingernails until after I added my logo. I should probably stop swatching at 3am.
When I read the description for Spencer, I had two thoughts. One, camel créme? Really I've never heard of a camel being referenced as a nail polish color. And the second was a that it would be funny if there was another polish in this collection named Hastings.
And here's the most seamless gradient I've ever done in my life.
I started with a base of Madeline and then sponged on Madeline (again), Aubrey, and Marnie.
After I finished I was really impressed with just how pigmented these lacquers were.
Naturel Deux is available now on Zoya.com.
Press Sample While summer collections are always my favorite, I can't say no to a well-formulated créme, even if it's a neutral shade.
Tune in. Drop out. Love polish.
9 comments
That gradient is perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove how this came out! Your nails got so long!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I feel like they look so much longer in pictures the they do in real life.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with the colours in this collection. It is the perfect transitional collection from summer to fall!
ReplyDeleteLove a good creme polish too and those berry shade are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea to do gradients with these colors. They work really well for that. :) I especially like the last one with the pink colors. :)
ReplyDelete~ Yun
thank you!
ReplyDeletecréme is my absolute fav finish
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