Happy Saturday!
One of the polishes I'd like to show off today is Zoya Max. I received it free as part of Zoya's Valentine's Day promo. I like red polish...on other people...so I had a hard time choosing a red for the promotion. The stock pic of Max on Zoya's website caught my attention because it didn't look like a straight on red...it was kind of unusual because of its pink, coral and orange undertones. Trust me when I say you have to see this in person to appreciate the beauty of the color.
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I took many pictures, but I don't believe my camera quite captured the color as I see it. Hopefully by looking at it from a few different angles you'll be able to see close to what I saw. I will say it appears more coral in pictures than it does on the nail. I'd describe it as more of an artificial strawberry-pink red.
(Speaking of my camera, I ordered Maya with Max, but my camera completely spazzed out when I tried to photograph that one. I'll have to try it again. If I posted those pics, you'd think Maya was a glow-in-the dark polish, but it isn't.)
My only complaint with Max is the VNL - visible nail line. I don't want to see my nail line after I paint my nails. But, I liked the color so much, I'll give the VNL issue a pass this time. Plus, the nail line was less visible when I used Zoya's ridge filler, Get Even, as a base.
Enough talk! Look at the pics:
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| Zoya Max - indoors, natural light |
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| Zoya Max - indoors, natural light |
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| Zoya Max - indoors, natural light |
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| Zoya Max + Get Even = less visible nail line |
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| Zoya Max + Orchid I Met Him in Prism |
I'm definitely keeping Zoya Max in my collection - I just love the color. What's your favorite not red red?
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