I decided it wasn't enough to show the amazing Zoya Dream only once at the blog, so today I'm going to share with you the dreamy mani I did with this dreamy polish. You are welcome to take a look at the full review of Zoya Dream at my previous post.

Although this polish is beautiful on it's own, I felt that adding some stamping over it could give a nice touch and make it even prettier!

On top of two gorgeous coats of Zoya Dream, I added some stamping - I used the swirly stamp from the Nailz Craze NC02 plate, this is one of my favorite designs that I have used so many times already, and I can never get enough of it. Obviously my color choice for the stamp was silver to match the silver holographic particles in the polish. For stamping I used Essie No Place Like Chrome.

I think this combination works really well and the holo particles sparkle so pretty through the stamped design. I just love it!

Before I finish this post I had to add this macro shot to show you how beautiful Zoya Dream is up close. It's just spectacular and I feel like I can stare at it all day long.

Hope you enjoyed this post and liked this mani, thank you for reading!

Today I'm showing you swatches of two beautiful Zoya polishes, these two are my picks from the Zenith Collection that Zoya released as their holiday collection this year.
I knew I have to get these since I first saw their swatch (love at first swatch?), and last week they finally arrived to me so it didn't took long before I tried them myself.

Zoya Payton and Dream are very similar by their formula and look to Aurora, Blaze and Storm from last year's Ornate Collection, and since I already have these three and I absolutely loved them, I knew I couldn't go wrong with these two. I wish there were more colors with this exact effect, but who knows, they might just make more of these next year or sooner.

Dream has a blue base with a scattered holographic effect. It's effect is very impressive and the holographic particles were just amazing in the sun. It's just too pretty to describe in words. The effect was a bit stronger than in Payton, but both are very pretty.

The formula was a bit more on the jelly side and was sheer at first coat, but I managed to get a satisfying coverage with two generous coats. The finish was very shiny and glossy, so I didn't use a top coat for the swatch photos below.

Payton has a dark berry base with scattered holographic effect. This color is just fantastic, I very into berry / maroon colors at the moment, so this was just perfect in my eyes. The holo effect in it was weaker than in Dream, but I figured it was because the formula was more opaque and the color is darker. Regardless this fact, this color is just amazing and I think it's my favorite Zoya polish at the moment. For these photos I also used two coats alone, no top coat.

The macro and bottle shots below were taken in shade, so you can see it's less sparkly and the holo particle look more silver than holographic. Still, these are too beautiful to pass on, and I couldn't be happier about the new addition to my collection.

I already have two more posts on their way with a stamped design over these colors, I can't wait to show you these pretties.

Have you tried Dream and Payton already? What did you think about these two? Would love to hear your thoughts!