Zoya along with all of the other nail brands has released it’s collection for Spring 2010 and as soon as I saw pictures I wanted to get my hands on Adina as it is for me, the standout of the collection as was confirmed by everyone I showed at work, they were really interested in Adina too.
The Reverie collection comprises of six metallic shades with an ‘oil slick’ effect and here are the shade names and descriptions
Laney – Moonlit silver metallic
Adina – Duochrome violet metallic
Reece – Gilded rose metallic
Happi – Pink blush metallic
Gwin – Sunset orange metallic
Lana – Tropical red coral metallic.
I was most interested in Adina as I mentioned but also Lana because I love the colour coral (rather than the orange of Gwin) and I adore a duochrome finish. So I did a little happy dance as I was so chuffed to be sent these to review.
As you may have seen from past Zoya reviews a few months ago I adore Zoya polishes and find that in just two coats I have a rich, pigmented and vibrant shade and I never fail to get compliments when I wear Zoya polishes. I find the bottle easy to hold and the brush is the perfect side and shape to easily coat the nails.
As per all of Zoya’s polishes these are also Toulene, Formaldehyde, Dubutyl Phthalate and Camphor free.
RRP £10.00
Stockists – Salons, Spas, branches of The Organic Pharmacy and online at Zoya Polish UK
Here is Adina in action – please not that the coveted Zoya Ki nail polish is similar to this but much darker as can be seen here alllacqueredup as I don’t have Ki as it’s quite hard to get hold of and there is a perfect swatch there.
Pics were taken outside without flash (left) and with (right)
And here is Lana
These were all taken outside with no flash
So what I want to know is – are you interested in this collection? And do you think this is more Summer than Spring? That was my only real thought that it looked a bit more summery than the usual spring colours but I love them, they will definitely be a staple in my nail polish vardrobe!