Statement Making Nail Polish: Zoya PixieDust Summer 2013 Collection

If you are looking for some fabulous, sparkly, unique show stopping nails this summer you won’t be disappointed with Zoya PixieDust Summer 2013 Collection. This might very well be one of Zoya’s most inspired collections to date! The PixieDust formula and texture is infused with the most gorgeous sparkle, magic and wonder, and add to that an assortment of six swoon-worthy summer hues and you can’t help but smile about these amazing new polishes!

PixieDust is a long-wearing, fast drying, textured, matte nail polish with a glistening sparkle and sugary finish unlike any other polish. The Pixie Polishes remind me of the way the sand sparkles when the sunlight hits it in just the right way and it is so fabulous and incredibly unique that people stop me all the time when I’m wearing it.

The key to PixieDust looking FAB is all about applying it correctly: You DO NOT use a base coat or top coat, I repeat NO base or top! You just apply 1-3 thin coats of polish and allow it to dry completely between layers for the full Pixie effect and it only takes about 10 minutes for this polish to dry down completely matte. Once this polish is dry, you will have amazing matte, textured nails that are ultra-glittery!

Here is a brief description of each of the radiant matte colors pictured above in the Zoya PixieDust Summer 2013 Collection (from upper left to bottom right):

Solange is a yellow gold foil metallic sparkle

Beatrix is a bright orange tangerine foil metallic sparkle

Destiny is a vibrant coral foil metallic sparkle

Miranda is a reddish pink rose sparkle

Stevie is a light purple/lilac sparkle

Liberty is a royal blue sugary sparkle

I can’t rave enough about how AB FAB the Zoya PixieDust Summer 2013 Collection is. The colors are vibrant eye-catching and capture the essence of the summer season perfectly. And the texture is so unique and inspired that you will become totally addicted to it.

Disclosure: Zoya sent me the PixieDust Summer Collection for editorial consideration, but all radiant insights are my own.