Polka Dots

A post just for fun!

I used OPI A Oui Bit of Red and OPI Alpine Snow.

I wore OPI AOBR for ten days and it didn't chip at all.

Orly Royal Navy

This is the most beautiful nail polish I have seen so far! It is the perfect blue with turquoise/green shimmer. I didn't shake the bottle very well and so the shimmer was left at the bottom of the bottle. Meaning that the photos aren't full of the fantastic shimmer that this polish truly has. I was in a rush to catch the last rays of sunlight, therefore I painted not only the nails but the fingers too! I cut my nails but I promise you that I will make a proper post when my nails will grow longer with this polish because it definitely deserves it. The only advice that I would give you with this polish (apart from getting it) is to shake the bottle very well so the shimmer won't settle at the bottom. In fact, you could have two nail polishes in one bottle, one with shimmer and one without. This is 3 coats and the application was flawless as always.

Zoya Perrie From The Zoya Flash Collection 2010

Finally, last but not least, Perrie. This is my favorite from this collection. It is a purple/lilac that leans towards red. I thought that it is similar with OPI Do You Lilac It? but it isn't. OPI DYLI leans towards blue and they are definitely different. The application was flawless in two coat. As for the whole collection, they are all cremes.

Zoya Dana From The Zoya Flash Collection 2010

OMG! I'm so behind finishing posting this collection.Today, I've got Zoya Dana. As you can see, it's a hot pink and a dupe for  Orly Blushing Bud and OPI Pink Flamenco. I really appreciate it when some of our fellow nail polish bloggers warn us about dupes. This time it wasn't the case but, what the heck, this is a gorgeous colour. It is a little bit on the thick side. Perhaps I would choose Orly Blushing Bud or OPI Pink Flamenco over Zoya Dana.

Zoya Jancyn From The Zoya Flash Collecton 2010

I don't know why this colour reminds me of sunflowers. I am not an orange loving person but this orange, I will have to admit, is quite stunning! It's a true orange not leaning to red or yellow. This is a ripe apricot shade. The application was good in three coats and this is creme.

Zoya Robyn From The Zoya Flash Collection 2010

Today, I have for you, Zoya Robyn. I didn't know that Robyn eggs are blue! They are amazing!