Originally, when I discovered Zoya polishes names were also girl names, I quickly looked up my name. I was disappointed when all I saw as a boring light pink. But that leads me to the point that I'm really happy I got this polish (as a present). It is rather beautiful on the hands and formula-wise, you only need 3 coats for opacity, which is what I find to be the average for more sheer baby pink polishes.
In comparison to other sheer light baby pink polishes I would say this runs quite a bit more pale than Revlon's "Pale Cashmere" (full review + photos here). But I would still say it's more pink than a basic milky cream like Essie's "Ballet Slippers."
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| (Zoya "Stephanie," 3 coats) |
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| (Zoya "Stephanie," 3 coats) |
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| (Zoya "Stephanie," 3 coats) |
I enjoy wearing this polish. Even though I love my bright colors, I probably wear these types of natural polishes the most, especially since they're wearable all year round. This polish has been a nice addition to my collection and I see myself wearing it quite a lot.
as usual, it looks great on you ^^
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