Showing posts with label danica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label danica. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 May 2022

A Zoya A Day - Danica and Regina

Hey Friends

Today on the blog we meet Danica and Regina, we only have Juniper left to go.

Available on USA website - Yes
Available on the UK website - Yes
Brush used - Original
Does it stamp - Yes
Name - Danica
Year - 2018
Number - ZP0973
Coats - 1
Finish - Cream
Collection - Jubilee
Colour - Green
Topcoat - No

Danica can best be described as a full-coverage rich deep teal cream - a new twist on a holiday green that gives you an edgy, yet elegant look

Available on USA website - Yes
Available on the UK website - No
Brush used - Original
Does it stamp - No
Name - Regina
Year - 2020
Number - ZP1060
Coats - 1
Finish - Metallic
Collection - Intriguing
Colour - Green
Topcoat - No

Regina can best be described as an alluring dark emerald green metallic.

Danica is so pretty, very dark almost black teal, great formula, no running or pooling and opaque in one coat, Danica also stamps well.

Regina is amazing, I love the almost black base with that super bright green shimmer, great formula, no running or pooling and opaque in one coat, this was out of stock for ages last year on the Zoya website, so glad it hasnt been discontinued.









Saturday, 31 August 2019

Zoya Danica and Ray

Today on the blog I have a pair of lovely deep autumnal greens to share, meet Danica and Ray.


A Zoya a Day
Name - Danica
Year - 2018
Number - ZP973
Coats - 1
Finish - Creme
Collection - Jubilee
Colour - Teal/Green
Topcoat - None on swatch, Barry M Plumpy over stamping

A Zoya a Day
Name - Ray
Year - 2012
Number - ZP635
Coats - 1
Finish - Shimmer
Collection - Diva
Colour - Green
Topcoat - None on swatch, Barry M Plumpy over stamping

Danica is described as a full-coverage rich deep teal cream, this is another amazing one coat wonder, its deep dark and vampy, no running or pooling.

Ray is described as a dark blackened pine green with smooth, delicate silver and green frost shimmer, this one is also a one coat wonder but the first few strokes I was sure it was going to need a second coat then it deepened up and went opaque.