
Test Drive: Zoya Storm
Posted: Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012
Rachel Sutherland
Rachel Sutherland has been a professional journalist for 14 years, most recently as the Style Editor for the Charlotte Observer. Her writing and styling work has appeared in newspapers and magazines across the country. She is often a featured guest on syndicated radio programs The Matt & Ramona Show and The Satisfied Life. Find her at www.rachelsutherland.net or email her: rachel@rachelsutherland.net.
I cant seem to get enough of nail polish lately. Im going to point the finger directly at my pal Kisten over at Polish Pauper.
Is she my enabler? My polish pusher? Hm its a fine line, but one Im happy to walk with her if it means she continues to turn me on to amazing products.The latest is the Zoya Ornate Holiday Collection, especially Storm, a black glitter-flecked metallic polish. This is where Kisten and her polish blogger brethren would stop and correct me, pointing out that its a holo polish, meaning that is has holographic glitter (and according to the Zoya site, microdiamond glitter too).I dont care what its called its amazing. I cant remember a time when Ive been stopped more often by random people asking about my nails. The entire collection is spectacular theres a red, purple, gold, green and silver (with bar-shaped glitter), all jammed with delicious glitter, making it look like youve dipped your fingers in sparkly sprinkles.The polish is crazy easy to take off as well, given the volume of glitter, thats pretty fantastic. I had all but stopped wearing glittery polish because it was such a pain to take off (the flecks of glitter would laugh at the cotton, acting like sparkly sand paper instead of just sliding off the nail). Not at all the case with the Zoya Ornate Collection.Ive been a fan of Zoya for some time, but my love affair has been reignited by Storm and the rest of the Ornate Collection. Me and Z will be sparkling our way through the holidays.
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