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Zoya Reverie Spring 2010 Preview
Spring 2010 nail color Live the Dream… Reverie Zoya Nail Polish presents six dreamy new metallic spring 2010 shades. If metallics are your thing then check out Zoya Reverie when it launches next month. The six color collection includes a duochrome that looks like a lighter, more purple version of Ki, one of my all time fave Zoyas. Check out bottle and puddle preview pics of this fun new collection after the jump! |
Zoya MatteVelvet Winter Collection Swatches & Review
Keep On With The [Mattes] Don’t Stop
Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough
lyrics by Michael Jackson (altered by moi)
As long as you keep loving the Mattes, its seems Zoya will keep pumping them out. And if they’re as hot as the Winter MatteVelvets, sign me up.
You all know that I’m a fan of the matte top coat vs. matte polish but some colors are worth the short wear time. For me, that color is GREEN! Big surprise, I know. Throw in my other love, purple, and we’ve got ourselves one helluva matte party. Check out the Winter MatteVelvets after the jump!
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Coming Soon – Zoya MatteVelvet Winter
The matte train keeps on rolling through. Get ready for three more MatteVelvet shades from Zoya including a GREEN. You know that makes my heart go pitter pat. Considering how pretty the Fall shades are, in spite of their wear issues, I’m sure these will be just as gorg.
The ZOYA color experts have done it again!
Introducing three new LIMITED EDITION, exclusive MATTEVELVET* shades for Winter 2009/2010…
MATTEVELVET WINTER
Savita – plum gray matte shimmer
Harlow – rose matte shimmer
Veruschuka – evergreen matte shimmer
The incredible Zoya MATTEVELVET* shade collection has been expanded with three new LIMITED EDITION beauties. Get all of the color, none of shine with MATTEVELVET*, Zoya’s exclusive blend of matte base and subtle shimmer resulting in utterly wearable and truly stylish nail polish.
*MATTEVELVET nail color by Zoya is not intended to be worn with a base coat, top coat or speed dryer of any kind. Due to the unique matte formulation, color is not as long-wearing as traditional nail color. A completely clean, dry nail surface yields the best results for matte nail color wear. For best results make sure to always prepare nail with Zoya Remove + (3-in-1 nail polish remover, nail plate cleaner and new color prep.) prior to applying color.
MATTEVELVET polishes retail for $6/ea and release on September 15th but you can Pre-Order them now on Zoya.com. ***FYI – the price will increase to $7/ea in October so get your orders in now.
What are we thinking Fanatics? Are you itching for more Zoya mattes?
The Arsenal – Zoya Remove Plus Nail Polish Remover
I get a lot of questions and comments regarding the tools and treatment products I use to keep my nails healthy and in tip top shape. Since my routine changes as I test new products, I’ve launched, The Arsenal, to share with you the items that are “must haves” in my nail kit.
If you were to take a peek at my polish room, one thing you’d notice is the numerous amount of polish remover bottles hanging out on just about every surface. I couldn’t swatch colors without them. And even though I try a bunch of different brands, my staple and nail life line is Zoya Remove+. I’m never without a bulk 32oz bottle on hand to refill my Big Flipper. If, like me, you go through a lot of remover due to constant polish changes you should seriously consider switching to Remove+.
What so fab about it, you ask. Well, the fact that it’s one of the only acetone based removers I’ve used that doesn’t dry out my nail beds like they’ve been living in the Sahara. That’s huge!! As you know, most fanatics prefer acetone because it quickly removes anything you throw at it. But acetone can be so drying and damaging. Thanks to the added Glycerine, my nails stay healthy through numerous swatching sessions.
When you’re testing polish as often as I am, you need the gentlest yet most effective remover you can find and for me, it’s Remove+. It has a pleasant lavender scent and a very simple ingredient list: 2-Propanone, Water, Glycerine, Fragrance, D&C Violet #2 (for color).
You can pick up Remove+ on the Zoya.com site. The Big Flipper retails for $9.99 and the 32oz refill bottle sells for $25.
Which nail polish remover is your favorite? Where are my fellow Remove+ fans?