Zoya Summer Colors 2016

Zoya has a beautiful new collection of colors for this summer.

Zoya seashells and sunset summer collection 2016

I can't wait to see them in person! There are 12 colors that are done in the usual Zoya fashion, 6 creams with their 6 coordinating sparkles. The creams are a new one coat formula designed to give full coverage with just one coat. The sparkly colors are textured pixie dust. They remind me of sand which makes them the perfect finish for summer and the beach. This collection will be available soon. I can't seem to find a date. I will update this post with any new info.

The One Coat Creams

Zoya seashells and sunset summer collection 2016 creams

Cam is a medium red orange

Dixie is a bright red

Brynn is a medium fushcia pink

Liv is a medium purple

Dory is a medium baby blue

Ness is a medium grassy green

The Textured PixieDust

Apply 2 coats. No base coat and no top coat.

Zoya seashells and sunset summer collection 2016 pixie dust

Tilly is a silver with multi colored glitter

Bay is a baby blue with silver and blue glitter

Cece is a grassy green with gold and green glitter

Zooey is a carnation pink with silver glitter

Linda is a soft red with light and dark glitter

Levi is a soft gold with light and dark glitter

See the latest Zoya polish collection on my nail polish list!

Zoya polish is available at salons, spas zoya.com and on Amazon

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Jill

Licensed Cosmetologist, Esthetician, Makeup Artist

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