Zoya Naturel2 Collection for Fall 2014 Swatches and Review!
Hey guys! Tons of pics today, hope that's ok!!!!!
Today I have the new Zoya Naturel2 collection, which they are calling a "transitional" collection, which is perfect! I know I'm not the only one not ready to give up the bright colors yet! This is a follow up to their spring Naturel collection, which was light colored nudes. I only have a couple of them, Taylor, which I talked about here, and Odette, which I talked about here. I just love them so much and wish I had all 6!!! Next promo, right?! They are already on my wish list in my Zoya account ;)
For all the pics: they are 2 coats, no topcoat, taken in natural light as usual!
First up is Spencer. From Zoya: "Spencer by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, rich camel cream" I think it's a little light to be called caramel, I would call it a super-creamy-coffee color. Mostly because my dad likes a crap-ton of sugar and milk in his coffee and this is how it looks, haha! Also, I pretty much relate everything to food :) Super opaque, super creamy. Just lovely.
Next up is Chanelle. From Zoya: "Chanelle by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, toasted almond cream." To me this one is Milk Chocolate in a bottle. Just perfect! This one is easily a favorite for me.
The darkest of the browns is Emilia. From Zoya: "Emilia by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, dark chocolate cream." Hey we agree! Dark Chocolate in a bottle. Is there anything better?
First up for the plums is Madeline. From Zoya: "Madeline by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, muted rose cream" Yep, agree with that also. This is a really pretty color, I think would be flattering on a lot of skin tones.
Next is Aubrey. From Zoya: Aubrey by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, medium mauve cream". This is my favorite of the whole group, because to me it's maroon! It's not as dark "I Bleed Maroon" maroon as Zoya Toni, it's definitely a little more muted and dusty. If you don't do super dark colors and still want to wear maroon this is a good option. Totally love it, be prepared to see a lot more of this on me in the fall ;)
The darkest of the plums is Marnie. From Zoya: Marnie by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, deep warm plum cream" This is a dark raisin color to me, I really love it. I need to file my nails down to wear this again, I prefer suuuuuper short nails with dark colors. So chic!
Overall I LOVE this collection...not many people don't love this type of fall shades. My favorite is easily Aubrey, followed closely by Chanelle. :)
Let me know if there's any comparisons you would like to see and I'll do my best!
Zoya retails for $9 and is currently available now on Zoya.com shipping now! Yay!
*these polishes were sent to me for my honest review. My opinions are my own!
Today I have the new Zoya Naturel2 collection, which they are calling a "transitional" collection, which is perfect! I know I'm not the only one not ready to give up the bright colors yet! This is a follow up to their spring Naturel collection, which was light colored nudes. I only have a couple of them, Taylor, which I talked about here, and Odette, which I talked about here. I just love them so much and wish I had all 6!!! Next promo, right?! They are already on my wish list in my Zoya account ;)
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For all the pics: they are 2 coats, no topcoat, taken in natural light as usual!
First up is Spencer. From Zoya: "Spencer by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, rich camel cream" I think it's a little light to be called caramel, I would call it a super-creamy-coffee color. Mostly because my dad likes a crap-ton of sugar and milk in his coffee and this is how it looks, haha! Also, I pretty much relate everything to food :) Super opaque, super creamy. Just lovely.
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Next up is Chanelle. From Zoya: "Chanelle by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, toasted almond cream." To me this one is Milk Chocolate in a bottle. Just perfect! This one is easily a favorite for me.
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The darkest of the browns is Emilia. From Zoya: "Emilia by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, dark chocolate cream." Hey we agree! Dark Chocolate in a bottle. Is there anything better?
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First up for the plums is Madeline. From Zoya: "Madeline by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, muted rose cream" Yep, agree with that also. This is a really pretty color, I think would be flattering on a lot of skin tones.
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Next is Aubrey. From Zoya: Aubrey by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, medium mauve cream". This is my favorite of the whole group, because to me it's maroon! It's not as dark "I Bleed Maroon" maroon as Zoya Toni, it's definitely a little more muted and dusty. If you don't do super dark colors and still want to wear maroon this is a good option. Totally love it, be prepared to see a lot more of this on me in the fall ;)
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The darkest of the plums is Marnie. From Zoya: Marnie by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, deep warm plum cream" This is a dark raisin color to me, I really love it. I need to file my nails down to wear this again, I prefer suuuuuper short nails with dark colors. So chic!
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Overall I LOVE this collection...not many people don't love this type of fall shades. My favorite is easily Aubrey, followed closely by Chanelle. :)
Let me know if there's any comparisons you would like to see and I'll do my best!
Zoya retails for $9 and is currently available now on Zoya.com shipping now! Yay!
*these polishes were sent to me for my honest review. My opinions are my own!
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