Showing posts with label brighton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brighton. Show all posts

Friday, 11 September 2020

A Zoya A Day - Brighton

Hey Friends

Its another Formula One race weekend and we're somewhere F1 hasnt been before, theyre racing at Mugello in Italy which is normally a MotoGP track, hopefully a good race.

Today on the blog we meet Brighton

Available on USA website - Yes
Available on the UK website - No
Brush used - Original
Does it stamp - No
Name - Brighton
Year - 2018
Number - ZP0883
Coats - 3
Finish - Holo
Collection - Bridal Bliss
Colour - Gold/Nude
Topcoat - No

Brighton by Zoya can best be described as a full coverage, diamond holographic soft nude.

One of Zoya's famous scattered holos, I own them all and they are all stunning, gorgeous formula, no running or pooling, sheer so it took three coats for opacity but they were easy coats.  I really hope we see more colours in this finish, I would kill for a yellow and orange version.









Monday, 2 July 2018

Nail Artisan by Alex Nail Art Challange

Today on the blog I have a fantastic challenge from the lovely Alex over at Nail Artisan by Alex facebook group.

The theme was a day at the beach and the only rule was to use 5 fingers and include pink glitter!

So here we are

The base is the following

I started with Unt peel off basecoat as I'm wearing glitter, then 2 coats of Zoya Anchor basecoat.

Thumb 2 coats of Zoya Nova, the flesh colour is Zoya Taylor
Index and middle fingers 1 coat of Zoya Brighton
Ring and little fingers 1 coat of Remy with 1 coat of Maisie over that
Then I stamped some shells using Zoya Nina and a crab using Zoya Cora

The plates I used were Bundle Monster plate BP-33 and El Corazon plate EC-s 571 and Lina Summer 01 plate. My stamper of choice is the Clear Jelly Stamper.

I decided to go with as simple a design as possible as I am not the greatest at drawing on my nails and who knew drawing a body on your nail was so hard!

I then used Love Angelina topcoat as it doesnt smear stamping then when that was dry I mattified everything with Zoya Matte topcoat so you could see all the detail and the flakies in Maisie really shine as water :)