Zoya Polish Quad Nail Polish

Only one word for this nail polish full sized quad... STUNNING! I have never used Zoya nail polish before so I was kind of hesitant going in, but it was a great deal at $16 for the set of four full sized bottles. It has two purples and two greens. Now the purples are your average purples that I feel has been done multiple times by different companies. In fact, I have about three different bottles by different companies of practically the same shade as Lidia. She is a beautiful purple that would go with any outfit. The other purple in the set is Giada, which is a grape purple that has somewhat of a sheen. Now, I have a few grape purples in my repertoire, but none shine with this shifting sheen to them like Guadalupe does. I can't describe the color and do it justice. It is just stunning in its simplicity. The other two colors in the box are green based. Now if you're not a fan of green, please don't let that deter you as these greens are not your run of the mill green. Olivera is similar to Giada in that it is a high sheen, somewhat shifting color base. And when I say shifting I don't mean going from green to black or purple to orange. These are shifts that can't be seen in photos. At least, none that I take. But Olivera's underlying tone is this beautiful gold, which I'm not usually a fan of. But since the base color is like Christmas tree green, the shift really adds a festive flare. The last one is by far my favorite. Probably because I have searched high and low for an olive green that I felt suited my skin tone. Envy is the perfect olive green that isn't too yellow, but neither is it too green. It's a perfect balance to go with this seasons hip color. Zoya an all natural nail polish, free of all those chemicals you don't want to be sticking close to your face, let alone touching loved ones with. They have an amazing range and the formula is beautiful. What I really liked is all four of the colors were very wearable with one coat, which made them sheer. But they were also buildable into these beautiful rich tones that make your nails stand out. I see Zoya becoming a staple in my nail kit as they are beautiful! Pictures in order as described.

I absolutely love Zoya nail polish and this quad package was a great buy. I normally wear cardinal red type nail polish, but wanted something fun and different for Christmas and New Year's. Aphrodite is a very pretty red with orange hues versus a red with violet hues. It has just the right amount of shimmer. - it was perfect for Christmas! I would describe Mae as a pink mauve with shimmer - this color was fun for New Years! I haven't tried Sooki yet, but it reminds me of a bright cardinal type red like I normally wear - very cheerful and pretty! Morgan looks to me like a bright, fun, hot pink with purple hues - I'll probably save this one for summer. I always use Zoya's base coat, followed by two (2) coats of color which provides full coverage - I wouldn't call it sheer at all. I then follow up with Zoya's top coat. Nails last a good five days before I start to get little chips. If I follow up with an additional top coat after a day or two, I can get 6 to 7 days of wear! Zoya nail polish is my favorite nail polish ever!

Beautiful colors, long lasting, vegan, cruelty-free and non toxic.

Zoya is the best. Knocks OPI out of the park with longevity and color!

Nice polish at a great price but I was initially disappointed when it arrived because all 4 colors are almost IDENTICAL (2 have slight shimmer, 2 don’t, but same burgundy). They are not the way they look in the photos. But since it’s the holiday season, I’ll keep a couple and use a couple as stocking stuffers! It’s nice polish, but I don’t need 4 of the same color.

Clean polish, non toxic. It stays on for a good period of time.

"Jeff's Wife"- I love Zoya polish! These are all great colors with great formulas. They dry rather quickly and all dry close to the color in the bottle. I have had no issues with them chipping quickly or staining, although I always wear a base coat. Blues, greens and yellows almost always stain, no matter the brand. Evny- Very dark green, in low light looks almost black. Completely opaque in 2 coats. The first coat is a little weird, not so much steaky but you can definitely see the pigment particles. Olivera- Blue/green/purple shifty metallic. Completely opaque in 2 coats. The first coat is on the jelly side and applies blue/green. The second coat goes on green/purple. Giada- Purple metallic. Completely opaque in 2 coats, on short nails may be opaque in 1. The first coat is slightly streaky but I have long nails, so may not be on shorter ones. Lidia- Dark purple. Completely opaque in 2 or 3 coats, depending on nail length. The first coat is very light, almost violet. The second coat is almost opaque, I can still see the smile line, that may not be an issue for other but it is for me. I would definitely recommend these polishes to anyone and at $15, compared to $25 from Zoya (when the quads are available) or $10 each, why not get them.

Long lasting, never chips, a quality product! Rich, saturated colors. No formaldehyde makes it even better. And with these quads, you cannot beat the price!