Zoya Pastel Colors: The Kisses Pastel Jellies Collection, Swatches and Review

zoya Kisses Pastel Jellies Princess and Leia

Zoya's latest nail polish collection is Kisses, 3 soft romantic cool toned pastel shades. These are Jellie polishes which makes them semi sheer, milky and very glossy. They are very easy to apply with no streaking. They go on sheer but the coverage builds up nicely with more coats if you are looking for a more opaque look.

The colors are Vickie, Libby and Princess. I'm thinking they will be the perfect sexy soft look for Valentine's Day❣ Leia is the perfect topper for the collection.

Leia has been one of my favorite toppers for quite some time now.

I put it on top of many colors to create a shimmering pinkish cast. It looks gorgeous over Faye and I love it over Adel this time of year for a snowy sparkling look. Zoya recommends it over the Jellies for amazing sparkle. Leia is a sheer sparkling white with flecks of gold, green and fuchsia. I see lots of pink. Here is Leia by itself.

I used two coats of the pastel colors then topped with them one coat of Leia in my pics below.

Vickie is a milky gray with a lavender tone

Libby is a milky lavender with a mauvy tone

Princess is a milky medium pink

Look at that glossy finish! And oh, the shimmer with Leia on top! Love it! As always with Zoya, I find the pastel jellies to wear well on natural nails. Most of my clients choose Zoya as their favorite nail polish.

Zoya polish is vegan and 10 free, which means it's free of the ingredients formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, dibutyl phthalate, toluene, camphor, TPHP, parabens, xylene, ethyl tosylamide and lead.

You can purchase the Kisses Collection as a trio, or as a quad which includes Leia, or by the single bottle.

Find Zoya polish for $10 a bottle on zoya.com, at salons and spas including Styling Point in Media, Pa. and on amazon

Get the quad on Amazon for $30.00!

Have a Beautiful Day💅

Jill

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