Press Release
I’ve just received the latest information from Zoya about their holiday/winter 2015 collection of new Matte Velvets. Below is the press release:
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!!!
ZOYA MATTE VELVET
Six new MATTE VELVET Nail Colors to slip into this WINTER/HOLIDAY season.
The best-selling, MATTE VELVET finish returns this holiday season with six new shades. Each nail polish perfectly opaque, matte color with that extra special ZOYA MATTEVELVET fleck finish everyone loves.
· Aspen (ZP814) – a sparkling artic white with a micronized diamond pearl fleck.
· Sue (ZP815) – a soft champagne gold with a multi-hued oyster shell pearl fleck.
· Amal (ZP816) – a classic crimson red with a ruby red pearl fleck.
· Iris (ZP817) – a deep amethyst with a fuchsia pearl fleck.
· Yves (ZP818) – a deep sapphire that’s midway in between indigo and royal blue with a blue pearl fleck.
· Honor (ZP819) – a true emerald green with a tone on tone emerald pearl fleck.
NOTE: MATTE VELVET nail color by Zoya is not intended to be worn with a base coat, glossy top coat or speed dryer. Due to the unique matte formulation, color is not as long-wearing as traditional nail color. A completely clean, dry surface yields the best results for matte nail color wear. To extend wear, apply one coat of the Zoya Matte Velvet Topcoat over your favorite matte shades after polish is completely dry.
AVAILABLE NOW!
ZOYA IS THE HEALTHY COLOR OF FASHION!
Zoya MATTEVELVET Colors, 0.5 oz. – $10 (US) ea.
Zoya MATTEVELVET Color Sampler, 6 – 0.5 oz. bottles – $60 (US)
Available in top salons, spas and on zoya.com
* **BIG5FREE, TOXIN FREE: Zoya Nail Polish Formula contains no formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, dibutyl phthalate, toluene or camphor.
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Comments
CarlyOctober 25, 2012I’ve had a hard time working with the Sally Hansen Insta-dri poilhses for stamping. Granted, I’m brand brand new to stamping so I might be doing it wrong they seemed to dry too quick, by the time I put the polish on the plate and scraped, the stamper wouldn’t pick up the polish, even when I went as fast as I possibly could I was assuming the Insta-dri was just setting too fast?
Geez, that’s unbelievable. Kudos and such.