The other matte velvet colors in this particular collection are Posh which is a red & Savita which is a velvety beautiful purple. Zoya has another matte velvet collection which consists of Veruschuka which is a green velvet, Loredana which is a medium gunmetal grey & Dovima which is a darker charcoal black. I own all of these except for Verushchuka - I'm just not that into greens (yet). These are in my untrieds so I'll have to put them on my to-do list fo sho! You can purchase Zoya nail polishes from any salon or spa in your area that carries their product or you can purchase directly from their website at artofbeauty.com. I have to say that my experiences with Zoya polish so far have been amazing but that's a whole other subject for another day - maybe for when I have more Zoya swatches to show you. :-P
Anyways, back to the pic. The design comes from Konad m74 and the polish I used was LA Colors no name black that I got at the Dollar Tree. At first I didn't think it would stamp because after I scraped away the excess, nothing appeared to be left in the design but don't let that fool you! A friend of mine had told me about it and it does work! It doesn't stamp as black as the Konad special stamping polish in black does, it stamps more of a charcoal'ish shade, which is fine by me. This also doesn't leave nearly the mess on my cuticle/skin area the way the black Konad polish does which is another plus! Which reminds me, please ignore my horrible cuticles - it is the middle of winter so cut me some slack. Anyone have any suggestions for cuticle care? I'd love to hear them!
