Good evening lovelies. Hope your Friday has gone well! Mine was nice and relaxing. The house is clean, I did a lot of walking, had lunch with some girlfriends and the kids played with friends after school. I'm racing tomorrow, but I have a lot of polish to swatch, and will be on the road a bit tomorrow so hopefully I have time to share more posts with you over the weekend. For now I wanted to share the new Zoya Urban Grunge Cremes from the Fall 2016 collection. Zoya makes really great cremes, the formula and application are always nice and easy to apply - which is really a huge factor in their popularity amongst the nail community. These definitely fall right into line with the fantastic formula. The creme set is only half of the entire set, but I thought I'd separate them out and focus on each group individually. Urban Grunge is available now, you can pick them up for $10 each. Let's jump in and check them out!
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August is a basic grey creme. It's a great, cool toned shade for the Fall that'll be easy to match up to many outfits. Formula and application were nice. I used 1 coat and no topcoat.
Wyatt is a true racing green creme that is perfection. This was my favorite of the collection. The color and formula were fantastic. I loved the opacity and creaminess of the polish. Though I did end up using 2 coats to ensure I had full coverage and richness. No topcoat.
Mallory is a very saturated Prussian blue. Formula was good, but it did end up staining my nails and skin so please wear base coat and paint carefully. 2 coats and no topcoat.
Tara is a purple plum with a bit of a red undertone. It's a gorgeous creme, captures the Fall season so well. Fabulous formula and application. I used 2 coats and no topcoat.
Last but not least is Courtney. It's a deep red beet root creme and it's awesome! Another totally great color for the Fall. Formula and application were both stellar. I ended up wearing this one for a few days and really loved seeing a deeper color on my nails (yeah, I guess I'm over neon). But when I removed it there was some staining on my nails and skin. I used 2 coats and no topcoat.
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