REVIEW & SWATCHES: Zoya Summer 2014 Tickled Collection

It’s HOT. Last week, we had an extremely random (and early) heat wave here in Los Angeles that is giving us a little taste of what’s to come for Summer. Luckily, the weather is starting to even out to a beautiful 75 degrees, but I’m itching for summer break now more than ever! I’ve only got two weeks of school left… although vacation won’t be the same now that I work every day.

It seems like we were talking about new spring releases in the beauty world just a second ago, but lo and behold we’re moving right along into next season’s trends. To kick us off, I’ve got the Zoya Summer 2014 Tickled Collection– six gorgeous, eye catching creams.

Let’s start off with my favorite shade of the collection, Wendy. A melon pink that will compliment a range of skin tones, it makes a statement without being too loud. Also, it matches my blog almost perfectly. 🙂

Another standout shade and favorite of mine is Tilda. I’ve really loved working green into my looks, lately. This color is refreshing and reminds me of soft grass fields.

Kitridge is your staple bubblegum pink shade. Completely opaque in just two coats, this polish is so easy to work with and will compliment your hard-earned (or sprayed on) tan.

A really unique shade, Rocha is a very warm red that will have you reaching for your sunglasses!

When I’m feeling particularly saucy, I love rocking a good blue on my nails. Ling is what I would consider a gum-ball blue that is vibrant and totally opaque in just one coat!

To round out the collection, we have Rooney, a medium magenta that reminds me of the Barbie Jeep I always wanted as a little girl.

The Zoya Tickled collection shades are all so creamy and easily hug the nail for an even application. You can get full opacity and a high shine finish in two coats, but many looked great with just one! These are certainly going to be some of my most-reached-for shades for the next few months. You can purchase them for $9 each on Zoya.com.

Which shade would you wear most?