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Fall Colors: Zoya Sunset Palette

The latest palette from Zoya is the Sunset Palette. The Sunset Palette is filled with the rich, beautiful colors you see in Autumn. I think they look like Thanksgiving!

Zoya Sunset palette

There are 5 saturated cream polishes and one Hot Lips Glossy Lip Balm in this collection. The colors are warm and brilliant. A perfect pop of color against this seasons beautiful neutral sweaters! I have included Amazon Affiliate Links in this post to help you find pretty things.

Or a perfect match for a rusty monochromatic look!

All of you with warm skin tones are going to love this collection!  

The colors are opaque and provide smooth coverage in 2 coats. My swatches are two or three coats depending on the color. I had trouble capturing some of these colors accurately in the photos. The third coat seemed to make the colors look more accurate. All of my nails were then topped with Zoya Ultra Glossy Seal for a glorious shine!

Let's get to the polish swatches and color descriptions.

The Zoya Sunset Palette

Zoya Honey

Zoya Honey

Zoya Honey is just what you think! It is a warm, golden yellow cream. It matches my yellow orange chrysanthemums perfectly! A bit different but I like it. This is two coats.

Zoya Cory

Zoya Cory

Zoya Cory is a medium burnt orange cream. This is two coats. I find it can look more orange or more brown depending on the light. My daughter immediately went for this one. 

Zoya Cory on Nails

Warm soft shades in the orange family look great on her. I love it with her floral top and jeans!

Zoya Jackie

Zoya Jackie

Zoya Jackie is a rich deep russet cream. A reddish orange brown. This one will look beautiful on many skin tones even though it is warm. This is two coats

Zoya Colin

Zoya Colin

Zoya Colin is a cinnamon brown cream. Warm and toasty! This is three coats.

Zoya Dionne

Zoya Dionne

Zoya Dionne is a gorgeous dark chocolate brown cream. My favorite in the bunch! It's neutral tone looks beautiful on many skin tones. This is three coats.

Zoya Anonymous

Zoya Anonymous is a Hot Lips Glossy Lip Balm in a sparkling rose gold metallic gloss. It's sheer gloss conditions your lips as it beautifies. Wear it alone or over any lip color.

Zoya Hot Lips Anonymous

It's a gorgeous collection for the fall season!

Click here for to shop my Amazon shopping link for Zoya Hot Lips Glossy Lip Balm

You can order the Sunset Palette full collection set starting on October 15th on zoya.com .

Want to see more fabulous Zoya nail colors?


Zoya professional nail lacquer wears quite well on natural nails and is free of the harmful ingredients formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, dibutyl phthalate, toluene, camphor, TPHP, parabens, xylene, ethyl tosylamide and lead. 

You can find Zoya products at salons, spas, zoya.com and on Amazon. 

Here is my Amazon Zoya Link: Jill's Zoya Amazon Link

       Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, and Have a Beautiful, Colorful Day!
xo
Jill
Licensed Cosmetologist, Esthetician, Makeup Artist

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