The boy said "green," so I pulled out a sparkler that I'd gotten in the most recent Zoya promotion, Logan.
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| bright CF lighting |
Logan was part of the 2012 Holiday collection that Zoya called "the ornate collection" and you can certainly see why. The bottle shot above is completely color accurate: a rich pine green, packed with green and gold shimmers that are just a little more subtle than something you'd count as glassfleck.
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| outdoor, indirect cloudy daylight |
The shimmers were the kind that get stuck all over everything, so that plus the dark base made cleanup tricky; paint careful, peeps.
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| same cloudy daylight |
In some lighting, the shimmers looked more silvery, but with a strong flash of sun or fluorescent, they were back to gold & green.
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| outdoor, indirect sunlight |
Logan went opaque in 2 smooth coats, and the small brush is pretty easy to manipulate. It dries to a pretty shine, but topcoat is what makes it glow.
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| direct sunlight |
Rating: a lovely 3 out of 5 stars. It's a pretty green that wears a little too quickly on me, but I was ready for a change after a few days anyway.
Where to buy: Zoya is sold at most beauty supplies, such as Ulta.
~Michelle
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