It's time to ring in the Holiday season with the Zoya Jubilee Collection for winter 2018.
My thoughts on the Zoya Jubilee Collection
Hello lovelies! Today I have the beautiful holiday 2018 collection from Zoya, the Jubilee Collection! As with every year, Zoya's holiday collection did not disappoint. I am so in love with all the gorgeous deep jewel-toned polishes, and I think they are PERFECT for winter and the holidays!
In this collection, you get 12 all-new polishes -- including 7 cremes, 1 shimmer, 1 glitter, 2 Pixie Dusts and 1 leopard spots topper. It's been a while since I have used a textured polish, so I was so excited to see these pixie polishes make a comeback in this collection!
As with all of Zoya's collections, these polishes are 10 free, cruelty free, and have an amazing formula, all of which are part of the reason that Zoya is my favorite mainstream brand!
Anyway, let's get on with the swatches!
Swatches of the Zoya Jubilee Collection
ASTRID | Astrid is a gorgeous liquid gold polish that jam packed with little gold flecks in a clear base. This is polish is so unique to my collection, and I think it looks so beautiful on the nail. It took
3 coats for full opacity.
LEIGH | Leigh is a full-coverage perfect winter nude - rich and warm cream with just a hint of pink to compliment any skintone. This was
2 coats for full opacity.
CARSON | Carson is a muted nude pink cream, and the nude that I personally like better in this collection. I think this is a great subtle shade for the cold months ahead. This was
2 coats for full opacity.
TARYN | Taryn is a fiery fuchsia micro-irredescent shimmer with blue undertones -- and hands down my favorite polish in this collection. I just this this polish is so gorgeous and unique, and I wish I had an eyeshadow to match this. This
built up in 2-3 coats.
MAXINE | Maxine is a rich red cream with an neutral undertone - bright and perfect for the season. This red screams Christmas to me, not the most unique, but still beautiful! This was a crelly formula, but still only
2 coats for full opacity.
ALLISON | Allison is a plum-toned ruby cream, another not
super unique shade, but a great formula and
perfect in 2 coats.
COOKIE | Cookie is a purple PixieDust with gold flecks, and as I mentioned at the top, had a great formula for a textured polish. This was
2 coats for full opacity.
LEOPARD SPOTS | Leopard Spots is a brand-new special effect topper for Winter 2018 - layer over textured PixieDust shade for an edgy leopard spots effect. I am not usually one for special effect toppers, but I do think this effect was successful!
I did 1 thicker coat on top of Cookie and Juniper.
CHIARA | Chiara is a BEAUTIFUL deep purple cream, and one of the most gorgeous polishes in the collection. I love, love, love this royal purple and it really reminds me of Queen and the new Bohemian Rhapsody movie coming out soon. This was
an easy 2 coats for full opacity.
DANICA | Danica is a rich deep teal cream, and a new twist on a holiday green that gives you an edgy, yet elegant look. I was very nervous about this shade, as teals are usually very hard to formulate, but this polish was
perfection!. This is definitely in the top 3 polishes of the collection, and I highly recommend you pick it up.
The formula was perfect, and it built up in 2-3 thin coats.
JUNIPER | Juniper is the second pixie polish in this collection, and is a sparkling teal with blue and purple flashes. Again, a gorgeous polish, with a gorgeous formula that
built up perfectly in 2 coats.
KATERI | Last but not least is Kateri, a beautiful midnight brown cream. This is an almost black, and was
basically a one coater on me!
Final Thoughts on the Zoya Jubilee Collection
Overall, I have to reitterate how much I love this collection. I have been dying to Zoya to come out with some deeper, darker blues and greens and I love all the cooler-toned polish in this collection so much.
You can pick up each of these polishes NOW at
Zoya.com for $10 each.
*This post is not sponsored. No affiliate links are used. These products were gifted to me by ZOYA for consideration.*
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