Zoya Evangeline - Swatches and Review

I really thought I'd reviewed Zoya Evangeline already, but it turns out that's what I was wearing when the Zoya True and Fleck Effects arrived! So you really can't blame me (much) for overlooking it, now CAN you?

Click here for my review of the entire Zoya True and Fleck Effects Collections.

It's really difficult to describe Evangeline because the lighting playfully changes it constantly - sometimes it's almost an orange-red and others it's almost berry pink! So I'm deferring to Zoya's description here:

Color Description of Zoya Nail Polish Evangeline

Zoya Nail Polish in Evangeline can be best described as: A deep rose-pink shimmer with slight gold duochrome and flecks of gold microglitter. An elegant, romantic shade that's always appropriate.

Color Family Pinks

Finish Metallic

Intensity 4 ( 1=Sheer - 5=Opaque )

Tone Cool

Original Collection Magique

Yeah, what THEY said! ^

This is two coats - no topcoat and no cleanup.

Zoya Evangeline

Zoya Evangeline

Zoya Evangeline

Zoya Evangeline - This photo is with a top coat and after 4 days of wear.
Four days and only minimal tip wear!

Zoya Evangeline

And since Evangeline is what I was wearing when the Fleck Effects arrived, you KNOW I had to try one of them out over it. *grin*

Zoya Evangeline with Opal Fleck Effects

Zoya Evangeline with Opal Fleck Effects

Love it! What do you think? Do you have Evangeline? Or any of the Zoya's Flect Effects Collection?

Zoya polishes, including Evangeline and the True and Fleck Effects Collections can be purchased at zoya.com.

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KleanColors Metallic Fuchsia

This one was another of those happy surprises! I basically needed one more polish to fill my order and picked this one just because I like berry colors and it looked berry on the website. It says fuchsia, but you're going to have to decide what color you think it is after looking at the photos in different lighting because it definitely changes!

I haven't manipulated the photos at all, just different lighting makes it morph into purple! The third photo is closest to what it looked like on me *most* of the time.

KleanColors Metallic Fuchsia in artificial lighting

KleanColors Metallic Fuchsia in indirect sunlight

KleanColors Metallic Fuchsia closeup

The application was perfect and it's actually a one-coater, but I put two on just out of habit. All photos are before topcoat and as you can see, it really didn't need one.

Definitely two polished thumbs up!