Category: Polishes
Brand: Zoya
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ecstaticWildfowl3
I agree with the majority of posters – the polish looks better in the bottle and disappointing on the nails. But I have found that adding a coat of Zoya sparkle gloss achieves the look of the bottled polish, and is just the look that I wanted. Worth a try!
mercifulOtter6
I am so bummed by this polish. I really had mu hopes up when I saw the bottle. It looks like a deep blue starry night sky in the bottle. Well it doesn’t look like that on the nails beside the deep navy blue part, if you want to see the shimmer you have to pull the nail close and really search. It is opaque in 1 coat but I went 2 to find the shimmer…who knows maybe the shimmer would show up on coat 3.
excludedPepper0
I am rather disappointed in this product. In general, I really like Zoya polishes, but this color and formula were a big let down. The red microglitter did not show up at all on the nail and I already have significant chipping on 5 nails and this manicure is less than 24 hours old. I used a basecoat and Nubar Diamont topcoat, the same as usual, so I don’t think the base and or top coats are the issue. Overall, this is just a basic navy blue metallic on the nail. I would not repurchase. I’m glad I only spent $3 in the Zoya polish exchange, and not the regular retail price of $7.
troubledThrushe6
The formula was nice, but the colour itself was a huge let down.
It looks like a lovely navy blue with holo glitter throughout. But on the nail it just looks like a blackened blue and the holo glitter almost completely disappears.
wearyOil5
I am surprised by the low rating on this color. I think it’s a gorgeous dark blue. I can see, though, that the glitter is not as apparent as it could be, but on my nails it is glittery enough, and besides… I can always bling it up with a coat of glitter if I want! It’s a little sheer, but nothing too bad. I will say that I prefer some of my OPI blues, but this is still a nice color.
ashamedCurlew1
I let this go in a swap…. it’s identical to China Glaze “Up All Night”, which I like better.
It was just “ehhh…another blue” for me. Not as pretty on nails as it is in the bottle.
stressedApples4
I am very disappointed with this polish. The base color is a pretty, blackened, shimmery blue. However, the holo glitter that is so visible in the bottle completely disappears once on my nails and I’m left with just a basic blue that looks like a thousand other dark blues I own. Pretty, but nothing spectacular. I agree with the reviewer that said the glitter should either be more saturated or completely left out. It really serves no purpose other than to trick holo freaks like me into buying it. I definitely would have passed had I known beforehand. I wouldn’t even have minded if the glitter were very sparse but it’s nowhere to be found. I do have to say though that the formula was decent and I only needed 2 coats for saturation. I topped it with a layer of China Glaze Fairy Dust and finally had the look I was hoping for.
My other disappointment with this and all other Zoyas is the brush. The bristles are very short and very narrow so it makes application especially difficult. I find myself having to go back to the bottle 2 and 3 times to add more polish to the brush so I can finish one nail. Rather annoying.
All in all I like the base color but I have so many others like it that are easier to apply. I will be getting rid of this one and will definitely avoid purchasing more of this brand in the future.
Here are a few pictures of it topped with China Glaze Fairy Dust.
morbidPudding2
What terrible reviews for such a beautiful, rich color. Of course application was easy as pie, usual for all the zoyas’ I’ve tried. Yes, if you are looking for Disco Ball you have come to the wrong place. This is a very subtle, grownup and sparse iridescent, something you would probably expect more from Chanel. I was entirely impressed with the saturation and beauty of this blue, being a warm girl who shys away from cool blues.
Very striking.
dopeyVenison2
I was disappointed with Zoya Indigo. It’s a blackened blue shimmer with holographic glitter particles. I found that putting on two coats, which is necessary to achieve opacity and non-streakiness, makes the holo glitter disappear in the polish and sink to the bottom so it’s barely visible. In addition the polish looks like a black creme most of the time in indoor lighting. Next!
peacefulMare7
Overall, a nice polish. It’s a deep blue, but not so dark that it doesn’t look like blue, with multi-colored micro-glitter. My basic problem with Indigo is that in the bottle, it has some really amazing micro-glitter, but on the nail, it’s just not really noticeable. It’s a fine color, but nothing really stands out for me.