ZOYAPolish Quad Nail Polish, Winter Wishes, 4 Count

Ok I bought these a while ago, finally used them. I put on a natural base coat before the zoya black and glitter polish, then a top coat. 4 or 5 days later, and having worked 3 days (beer serving at a stadium) my nails are holding up very well!! At first, the polish seemed kind of thin going on, but 2 coats, then the glitter coat turned out fine. I'm impressed and buying more colors.

Zoya is hands down my favorite polish! The color range of reds is awesome. A nice wine, with 2 deep reds w a background of mini sparkle that is tastefully mixed in so that it can be classy,and professional. There is also a red w a slight touch of deep mauve. If there was one thing that I don’t like is their brushes. I get around that by buying the brushes that Zoya sells on their web site Which are phenomenal. I have worn 3 of them so far, and as usual, the formula can’t be beat. Opaque in one coat

Zoya is one of my favorite brands and this set is a must have! Every nail art lover needs at least one really good black polish and one really good white polish. This set has both! The white is sparkly and SO BRIGHT and the black is cool and subtle. Plus, the two sparkle polishes are great to amp up a basic mani and make it a little more fun.Here's a detailed breakdown of my experience:Pros:Ease of Use: The Zoya Nail Polish set stands out for its user-friendly application. The formula is not only easy to work with but also self-leveling, ensuring a smooth and professional finish.Versatility: One of the highlights of this set is its versatility. The polishes complement each other beautifully, making them ideal for creating stunning nail art. Even the sparkle topper adds a touch of glamour, and it looks fantastic on a naked nail.Non-Staining Formula: I appreciate that these polishes don't stain my nails. I've had that happen with black polishes and glitter polishes from other brands, and Zoya has managed to create a formula that delivers vibrant colors without the unwanted side effect of staining.Two-Coat Coverage: The efficiency of achieving vibrant color in just two coats is impressive. It saves time and effort without compromising on the richness of the hues.Cons:Brush Design: The round skinny brush that comes with the set may not be everyone's preference. While it's good for creating French tips, I personally prefer a wide flat brush, especially for stamping nail art. You can purchase wide flat brushes from Zoya, but I don't want to have to buy a second brush for polishes I've already purchased.Color Variation: Willa, the black cream in the set, is slightly off-black or gray-black rather than a true black. While it still looks clean and enhances nail art, those seeking a pure black shade may find this a minor drawback.

I love this brand. I'm always looking for safer options for everything in life, cosmetics especially. I like that there's a base coat and it seems to hold up really well. I have extremely small nail beds and tiny, weak nails. Nail polish generally doesn't last more than a day without being chipped for me, then broken nails to follow. These last me much longer than the olive and June brand.

Genesis: Slightly shimmery, a bit transparent white. Not the easiest to paint with, a bit streaky, but for a white polish, it was not bad. I can see all the ridges on my nails, even with Zoya ridge filler.Cosmo: Easy to use. Enough glitter with two coats. Rough texture even with a top coat.Willa: Only needed to do one coat. Not too thick or runny. Easy to work with.Imogen: So fun! It's a black nail polish with silver glitter. I did two coats with that one. Also has a rough texture. Easy to use.These are the longest wearing polishes I've tried.