Yes, I'm paraphrasing from "Little Women" but in this case, the description is oh so appropriate. Jo was the second color I chose from Zoya's three free promotion. Zoya describes this color as "Delicate and serene looking medium periwinkle blue with subtle silver and blue toned shimmer. This calming, flattering blue is like stress relief therapy on your nails!" I really cannot argue with any of that. Again, I'm slightly (VERY) blue-biased but honestly, this color just makes me smile. It is so tranquil and peaceful looking and fairly opaque after only ONE coat (as pictured). I tend to go with no less than two coats of any polish and I always apply base and top coat as well (lately, I've been using Mystic Nails for both purposes and it's working great with all of my polishes). The polish applied very smoothly and I would most definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a fun new spring polish.
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Showing posts with label Mystic Nails. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Jo. Such a small name for such a big polish.
Yes, I'm paraphrasing from "Little Women" but in this case, the description is oh so appropriate. Jo was the second color I chose from Zoya's three free promotion. Zoya describes this color as "Delicate and serene looking medium periwinkle blue with subtle silver and blue toned shimmer. This calming, flattering blue is like stress relief therapy on your nails!" I really cannot argue with any of that. Again, I'm slightly (VERY) blue-biased but honestly, this color just makes me smile. It is so tranquil and peaceful looking and fairly opaque after only ONE coat (as pictured). I tend to go with no less than two coats of any polish and I always apply base and top coat as well (lately, I've been using Mystic Nails for both purposes and it's working great with all of my polishes). The polish applied very smoothly and I would most definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a fun new spring polish.
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