ZOYANail Polish

(Danica) Gorgeous color! but be prepared it’s very dark, almost black. Indoors it looks black.

I compared so many reds on the internet...I mean, there are so many reds. After a while they all look the same. I didn't want anything with too much orange or too dark - really wanted something that looked like a bright vintage red. Finally, I decided to try "America." Well, this is a beautiful bright red that looks like something ladies in the 1940's would wear. Kinda like a pinup girl. I feel glamorous wearing it. Goes on easy and shiny.

This is such a pretty color, especially for summer. It looks great against sun tanned skin, but would also look nice for fall. I would describe the color as watermelon meets papaya. It's bright but not gaudy. I was surprised that for a medium-dark color it's not completely opaque, although it's not sheer. So far it's worn well. I've had it on for a week with no chips.

very hard to get even application, it is very goopy so you either get a very thin streaky coat or a thick glob

I love this nail polish. I usually wear sheer, neutral colors on my fingers and save the bright colors for my toes but tried this on my hands and love it! It is bright but not over the top and looks classy. I used this along with Zoya anchor basecoat and armor topcoat and it looks like a gel manicure. I touched up the tips after a couple of days and added another coat of topcoat. I wash my hands frequently and use hand sanitizer, so the wear is likely due to that and not a result of the quality of this brand nail polish.

I wanted to change to peach. The soya red I had been using was discontinued. I mixed it with a slightly darker peach and it’s fabulous

I am not sure why this brand/formula isn’t a touch more affordable. Nothing too special with the bottle or brush either. In 2020, pretty much only bargain basement brands don’t apply buttery and opaque in 2 coats. This stuff seems fairly average and this is the second time I’ve purchased a Zoya here where the color seems way off compared to the photo (and Zoya’s own description from their site). Danica is a super dark blue with only the faintest hint of a green tone in very specific lighting conditions. So if you’re after a true “teal” you may want to look elsewhere. My experience is Zoyas skew darker and they dry deeper than the bottle color... so adjust accordingly. If you’re familiar with OPI “C.I.A.” or Veque’s “LaGrandiere”, this is almost identical.

Love the quality and color of this mail polish, definitely recommend

Gorgeous colour!

I love this nail polish. I started having allergic reactions to regular nail polish, so I had to buy non -toxic. The polish is thinner than others, but the end result is just as good and regular polish. Plus it’s non-toxic so no allergic reactions! Yay!

This is pretty good nail polish for staying on and not chipping. I usually put on two coats and then a top coat and it will last for about a week. I use my hands alot in day to day stuff so this was a good find for me.

Just love Zoya nail polish. This is a wonderful product that I use and feel comfortable about using. No harsh chemicals, etc... I like that! This color is a sweet Summer fave for me. A nice pink with a hint of coral(much nicer than color spot online). I won't use any other product for myself. Very good quality. Return customer & highly recommend.

Once dry, it was a bit more on the green side than I'd thought. A great brand of Polish though, I have several colours.