Zoya Tickled - Summer 2014 Collection Reviews & Swatches

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Hey y'all!  Today I have swatches for one of the two summer collections from Zoya.  I apologize for not getting these up sooner this week.  Life has just been super stressful lately, my body hates stress & anxiety.  

 

These creams applied wonderfully with just 2 coats, plus top coat.  I'll just get right to the swatches.

Kitridge(Kirtridge) - Can be best described as a classic summertime bubblegum pink cream.  My label says Kirtridge, but the website says Kitridge.  This is so bright, it acts like a neon and dries flat....requiring a top coat.  

Ling - Can be best described as a vibrant royal blue cream.  This is that beachy/marine blue that I LOVE.  I have a mani posting in a few weeks that I wish I'd had this color instead of the one I used.  

Rooney - Can be best described as a mid-range magenta pink cream.  I feel it's more like a dusky bubblegum shade.  

Rocha - Can be best described as a classic folley red cream.  I don't know if it's just me, but this looks more orange IRL.  The first picture is the most color accurate.  It has a very subtle shimmer that was difficult to photograph.  I keep wanting to call this a fire engine orange.  I absolutely LOVE it, and I think it's my favorite of this set.

Tilda - Can be best described as a warm mantis green cream. This screams lime/grassy green.  It's more yellow/green than blue, but not too yellow.  

Wendy - Can be best described as a juicy summer melon.  It does look like melon....though I wrote down pinky coral neon cream.  I think is this is my second favorite of the set.  I've been loving shades like this since last summer, especially on my toes.

I honestly wasn't sure how I'd like this since it seems there are a lot of "pink" shades, BUT I really do like them all. I just wish there had been a bright/neon purple.

I have a nail art mani coming up soon with a few of these and I'll have the Bubbly collection up tomorrow, I hope.  

These are now currently available on Zoya.com for $9ea. or $54 for the entire sampler set.