https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/My-Review-of-Zoya-Nail-Polishes/m-p/104027#M21923 <P>I ordered the Zoya Truth collection from Amazon.com back in June. I really love the colors but I will not be purchasing anything Zoya again. I could not get a smooth finish with these polishes and even when I let them dry for a really long time they smudge. Part of the problem was that they went on really sheer, so I either needed 2-3 coats or had to lay them on thick. I'm sticking with OPI and China Glaze from now one. They are a no brainer to apply and take no special techniques for me to figure out how to apply them to my satisfaction. I could use whatever base coat and top coat I had on hand and get good results with OPI and China Glaze. With the Zoya no matter what I did the result was a sloppy manicure that didn't last.</P> Sun, 07 Aug 2011 15:52:43 GMT Helen k 2011-08-07T15:52:43Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/My-Review-of-Zoya-Nail-Polishes/m-p/104027#M21923 <P>I ordered the Zoya Truth collection from Amazon.com back in June. I really love the colors but I will not be purchasing anything Zoya again. I could not get a smooth finish with these polishes and even when I let them dry for a really long time they smudge. Part of the problem was that they went on really sheer, so I either needed 2-3 coats or had to lay them on thick. I'm sticking with OPI and China Glaze from now one. They are a no brainer to apply and take no special techniques for me to figure out how to apply them to my satisfaction. I could use whatever base coat and top coat I had on hand and get good results with OPI and China Glaze. With the Zoya no matter what I did the result was a sloppy manicure that didn't last.</P> Sun, 07 Aug 2011 15:52:43 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/My-Review-of-Zoya-Nail-Polishes/m-p/104027#M21923 Helen k 2011-08-07T15:52:43Z