I cannot convey how much I love this color. Most of the blues I own are iridescent, glittery, and/or dark. But I picked Breezi right off the bat when the Sunshine and Sparkle collections were released last summer. Honestly, I made an awesome decision.
Zoya Breezi is a GORGEOUS Dodger blue creme. And seriously, Dodger blue is a real name for a web color, which is actually different than the color blue the LA Dodgers actually wear on the uniforms. Look it up... it's uncanny.
This was with just two coats and it was absolutely opaque right off the bat. (See what I did there?)
So in honor of the Zoya Go Braugh giveaway for St. Patrick's Day, Day 27 is going to be the battle of the greens part deux: Dree v. Veruschka! Remember to vote both here and on the Facebook group for a chance to win two mystery Zoya polishes!
And keep an eye out for a special guest editor for Day 28!
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Hump Day Holo: Zoya Holly
The second-ever Hump Day Holo honor goes to Zoya Holly, a gorgeous emerald green. I own many holos, but not a single rich green color. And what better way to showcase one of the options for the winner of the Zoya Go Braugh giveaway? So without further adieu, here is Holly + 1 coat of OPI DS Shimmer...
I'm on the fence about this one. I LOVE Holly so much and was thrilled to write about it in Day 13 of the ongoing 30 Days of Zoya Challenge/Giveaway. But I don't think this is as deep of a color as I would have liked, once I layered Shimmer over it. Perhaps I should have used a thicker coat? Or maybe Zoya Petra is just so showstopping, nothing can compare? I don't know. But it's not my favorite holo-fied shade.
So it's back to the drawing board for next week. What did YOU think about Holo Holly? What would you like to see for next week?
Labels:
Designer Series,
Green,
Holo,
Hump Day Holo,
OPI,
Winter 2011,
Zoya
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Swatch and Review: Cult Nails Living Waters
I was lucky enough to snag my first Cult Nails polish via a blog sale and really had high hopes for this color. I had first seen this shade on another blog and it stuck in the back of my mind. So I snatched it up when I got the chance.
This was my first time using the macro lens of my dad's Sony 350 SLR and I was super excited with the results. I definitely have a ways to go, but they came out pretty nice if I do say so myself!
Bottle shot!
Living Waters is a a beautiful shade with a black base and green and turquoise glitter. It reminds me of my cruise this past Christmas out of Florida and how the water looked under the lights of the ship at night. Just gorgeous.
This was my first time using the macro lens of my dad's Sony 350 SLR and I was super excited with the results. I definitely have a ways to go, but they came out pretty nice if I do say so myself!
Bottle shot!
Living Waters is a a beautiful shade with a black base and green and turquoise glitter. It reminds me of my cruise this past Christmas out of Florida and how the water looked under the lights of the ship at night. Just gorgeous.
This may have been my first Cult Nails polish, but it sure as heck won't be my last!
What do you think, fellow polishaholics?
Oh! And don't forget to enter the new Zoya Go Braugh giveaway for St. Patrick's Day!
Labels:
Black Friday,
Cult Nails,
Glitter,
indie,
review
Announcing: Zoya Go Braugh giveaway!
Inspired by a Zoya promo last year in which Ivanka, Suvi, and Shawn were featured, what better way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day than with a trio of Zoya greens! And the best part is that YOU get to choose your prize!
This giveaway is open to US Residents only and the winner will be announced via the Facebook page. The winner has 24 hours to contact me via email at PrincessPolishBlog@gmail.com
Enter via the Rafflecopter widget below:
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Labels:
Giveaway,
Green,
St. Patrick's Day,
Zoya













