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Zoya Irresistible for summer 2013 features six shimmery metallic shades for your nails.

If you are looking for some super summery bright shades that cover completely with just two coats, look no further! I wasn’t completely convinced these would be two-coaters at first because every one was a little thin with just one coat. But then after two coats they were all pretty perfect and opaque. They dry fairly quickly because of the metallic finish.

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Zoya Stunning for summer 2013 features six bright, juicy new shades.

While they all look like cremes, four of them actually have nice hidden shimmer. I am totally in love with the way these all look together in the bottles. Quintessential summer!

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Zoya PixieDust Summer 2013  is here!

PixieDust for summer features the same textured matte finish as with the original shades, but these are six bright summery shades. Each one requires no base or top coat and dries fairly quickly. Only 2-3 coats needed.

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Zoya PixieDust is the latest collection from the brand for spring, and it’s not like anything we have seen from Zoya before – it’s textured!

Indeed, I think we are going to be seeing a whole ‘lotta textured polish in the near future, and I for one am on board!

PixieDust features six new shades in the pebbled, sand-like finish. It’s a rather fine texture, so no worries about your nails looking like they have large chunks of sand stuck to them! It’s finer and not as gritty as say the OPI Liquid Sand ones.

No base or top coat required, and you get a matte yet still sparkly finish. I used three coats on the first three shades, and then two coats on the last three (the darker shades).

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Zoya Lovely for spring 2013 features six new shades in a shimmery metallic finish and pastel creme finish.

This collection definitely makes me very eager to get warmer weather, sunshine and singing birds here STAT!

Piaf, Gie Gie, Julie

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