Zoya Color Lock System - check out the pursebuzz video

Posted by Unknown on Thursday, April 2, 2009

Here are a few tips for using the Zoya Color Lock System to extend your manicures and pedicures!

Zoya Remove + removes old polish, cleans the nail surface and preps the nail plate for polish adhesion and helps to extend the wear of your polish. You will love how easily Zoya's Remove + takes every trace of color off without overstripping your nail.

After filing and shaping nails as desired, swipe nails once again with Zoya Remove + before applying polish - even if they are already polish free. This step, which is often left out, removes trace residue, moisture and oil from the nail and is key to extended nail polish wear.

Next, apply basecoat, you can use Zoya Anchor if your nails are in good condition or Zoya Get Even - Ridge Filling Basecoat to create a super smooth nail polish ready surface.

Follow with 2 coats of long-lasting, Zoya Nail Polish (choose from over 300 shades at Zoya.com)

After nail color, apply 1 coat of Zoya Armor Topcoat amd UV Block to keep polish shiny, fresh and chip-free. Extend over to tip to prevent edge wear

Finish with Zoya Hurry Up - Speed Dry Drops to dry polish quickly.

Voila - goregeous Zoya Color Locked Nails...

TIP: Reapply Zoya Armor and Zoya Hurry Up every couple of days to keep polish looking fresh until your next color application.

Zoya Nail Polish is free of formaldehyde, toluene, camphor and dibutyl phthalate.

BUY THE ZOYA COLOR LOCK KIT HERE!
VIDEO FIND Polish that lasts for 7 Full Days... great how to video from PurseBuzz.

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Love, Beverly Hills xx

Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Watching the Sims 3 videos just depresses me more each time... I can't wait til June T_T

Ok, now what you came for! :D Essie's Love, Beverly Hills xx.

I used two coats here. It was *really* nice to use, a big plus for me with Essies. I may just keep it to remind me that there are nice Essies out there :)

Love, Beverly Hills xx is suppose to have real 24k gold infused in it, you don't see it unless it's sunny. Because of this, I was sorely disappointed when I put it on inside... the gold in the bottle just disappeared, but once I stepped outside WHOOSH there it is!

Please enlarge these photos, this size does nothing for them.

It reminds me of OPI's Sweet As Annie-thing! just with the shimmer/frost being more visible... Here is Sweet As Annie-thing!

I was going to wear Bev Hills for a dinner party tonight, but ugh, I'm sick of red. I only wore it for one day... but Red is something I can't take a lot in of at once lol. To me, wearing Red doesn't say "I'm a nail polish addict" (that might be a good thing lol) but it just seems... mainstream?

Don't get me wrong, there are some beautiful red polishes out there! But they just aren't exciting for me and seems like I'm conforming to what society deems as appropriate. Although! I did see a bank teller yesterday wearing... neon pink?! Holy cow! Maybe things are changing!!


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Zoya Color Lock System featured on Clumps of Mascara today!!!

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Make sure to read Clumps of Mascara today...
hint, hint there could be a FREE bit of Zoya in it for you!
No Joke!!!


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Japanese Holographics - Blue

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I just bought another of this one today for my friend Lauren, I thought it would suit her golden skin tone beautifully. I also brought her another blue polish, its a pastel-baby blue frost/shimmer (hard to tell in the bottle). I'm thinking I may need to get some for myself hehe!

A gorgeous baby blue holographic. You know what me and mum couldn't figure out? How a Japanese company is able to produce these lovelies when they apply just as a 'salon' polish would, last like a 'salon' polish would, but they are a fraction of the price?

I mean, I got this one for $3.00, an OPI Designer Series polish here, would cost me $40.00 x_x Seriously crazy.

The bottles are probably half the size of an OPI, but still that's only $6.00 VS. $40.00


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