Press Sample
Sooooo….. I am not one to take product and never share it. So although these polishes are from a year ago, and I actually did wear them since then, I realized I never officially posted these polishes. I absolutely love the Zoya Naturel lines. This is the sixth one and they create colors that are versatile for skin tones and provide a really great palate cleanser. And with this post, I am officially caught up on all the Zoyas!
Before I get started with sharing, I never realized this was a limited edition collection and so I have noticed that only two are available on the Zoya website. These two are Avalon and Nadine. But lots of colors come back into rotation and you may be able to find the second hand or at salons. To say I feel really bad is an understatement lol. I actually didn’t delete the PR email because I usually keep them until I actually post about it and so it was a good thing because otherwise I would not have descriptions of the colors. I will say that initial PR email did not mention this collection was LE.
Scotti: 3 coats. A whipped biscotti putty pink infused with pink and rose gold micro glitter. I knew I would love this one because of the soft color. It definitely is like an almond pink. It’s sheer but perfectly neutral and just gives that of sparkle. I love this one. There is way more visible nail line in the photos than I could see in person. It also pulled more pink in person on my nails.
Dulcie: 3 coats. A mid-tone nude inspired by caramel and flan, delicately infused with pink micro glitter. This one is interesting because it sort of disappears into my skin tone. Like I like it, but it’s almost if I don’t have any fingernails because of the coloring. I think someone who is darker or paler than me would probably look nicer in this color, but I still don’t hate the color.
Avalon: 3 coats. A sweet cotton candy pink infused with hints of pink and golden glitter. What a sweet color. It is definitely cotton candy and super girly and springy. It’s like an elevated pale pink. This is one of the two colors that is still currently available and I understand that as I think it definitely has mass appeal.
Cleo: 3 coats. A fusion of pink and coral infused with fine pink and gold micro glitter. This one is slightly darker than Avalon. While I like this color, I do think Avalon is more flattering on my skin tone. I think I would like this better as a pedicure.
Nadine: 2 coats. A tempting deep berry pink infused with specks of pink and golden glitter. I can see why this color is still available because just like Avalon I think it is universally pretty on any skin tone. Although you can see a teeny bit of nail line, this one really didn’t need three coats because in person there was really nothing visible.
Winslet: 2 coats. A muted rosy mauve nude accented with pink micro glitter for a subtle and refined sparkle. While this color is certainly more flattering than Dulce on my nails, something about it just isn’t clicking with my skin tone. It’s annoying me because I really love all of these colors, but it seems that some of them simply do not love me back.
I think these colors were definitely skin-tone specific. Obviously anyone with any skin tone can wear any color they want, but I think certain colors are more flattering on certain skin tones, which is why maybe some of these colors are no longer available. That being said, I really love the finish of the soft flecks of glitter and I hope that they bring it back in other shades because I would love a yellow gold with these flecks in it so I’m just manifesting this by putting it in my blog.
Products in the post were provided for honest review.
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