Item #ZP747
Size:0.5oz/15mL
Shipping:International
Description
Madeline by Zoya can be best described as a full-coverage, muted rose cream. Pair with any of the other Naturel 2 Collection shades for a chic tone-on-tone Fall look!
Nail Polish
Color Family:Nude, Mauve
Finish:Cream
Coverage:2 - Coat Coverage
Tone:Cool
Finish:Cream
Coverage:2 - Coat Coverage
Tone:Cool
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Azurie
California
Consumer Review
-Great gloss., lovely color
July 31, 2017
This is a great color for fall if you have pale, cool tone skin like me. It flattens out well, has a good gloss, and covers okay with two coats (though I prefer three coats). My only complaint is that the actual color is somewhat darker, a bit more purple, and a tad more saturated than the picture. But I love the color anyway!
dogg123p
Springfield Massachusetts
Consumer Review
-Great fall color
November 13, 2015
Great coverage, flattering dark mauve, easy to apply and quick drying. Looks great on my short nails!
Robin
NYC
Consumer Review
-Strange but true
September 02, 2015
I love this color. So strange because I am usually not a mauve purple person but this color works for me. I have olive skin and short nails. On me this color looks like a dark mauve purple with blue undertones. Goes on smooth, easy to do my own manicure which is also not usually my thing. The color is not as deep purple as the picture shows. Great for summer and spring.
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