Two coats of each: Paloma on thumb and ring finger, Frida on index and pinky fingers and Katherine on middle finger. Shot without flash.
Again, with flash.
The three lovelies in this collection are Paloma, a raspberry jelly, Frida, a teal jelly and Katherine, a grape jelly but one I actually liken more to grape soda. Each had a nice, thin, very easy to work with formula, dried quickly and shined like crazy. (I used two coats without top or base coat.) Though none were opaque in two coats, they weren't designed to be. These babies were made to be layered. They would be outstanding for jelly sandwiches which, if you're not familiar with the term, means using a coat of jelly polish before and after a coat of glitter so that it almost looks like the glitter particles are "floating" or "swimming" in the jelly color. I absolutely expected Frida to be my favorite as I am almost always partial to blues and greens but, quelle surprise, my favorite was pretty in pink Paloma. It just seems that Paloma had the best opacity in two coats. However, each of these colors "spoke" to me in different ways. As I said, Katherine reminds me of grape soda, which reminds me of the movie Up, which I absolutely adored so I can't help but smile when I look at it. Frida, being a teal, also has a place in my heart. But, again, Paloma was the all-around standout for me.
What do you think of these colors and jellies in general? I'd love to hear your thoughts. Also, stay tuned, the remaining two Zoya fall collections, Diva and Designer, will be coming soon!
2 comments:
jelly polishes is perfect to make hologram effect polish, :)
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I think these are all so pretty! I can't wait to try jelly sandwiches with them!
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