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Shelby by Zoya can be best described as a soft but colorful cherry blossom pink with an opaque cream finish. A light girly pink with enough tint to keep it from looking pastel or washed out.
Finish - Cream
Intensity - 5 (1 = Sheer - 5 = Opaque)
Tone - Cool
For Best Results
Step 1: Clean the nail plate with Remove Plus ( Remove ) nail polish remover and nail plate cleaner
Step 2: Choose and apply the right base coat: Zoya Anchor for regular healthy nails or Zoya GetEven for nails with ridges
Step 3: Apply 2 coats of your favorite Zoya Nail Polish Color
Step 4: Apply a coat of Zoya Armor Top Coat
Step 5: Drop one drop of Zoya Fast Drops to the base of your nail bed
Following these 5 steps guarantees up to 14 days of wear on natural nails.
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I was search for the perfect baby pink. While this pink is gorgeous, the application was horrible! This is my first time having a difficult time getting a good coverage with Zoya. I wouldn`t recommend this to a friend.
this is a very nice color pink, but it is VERY hard to apply. Goes on streaky, so i had to apply 3 thick coats to to cover my nail properly. this is the first issue i`ve had with zoya polish, and i have a LOT of zoya polish.
The polish goes on easily and stays on for up to a week without chipping. This is the prefect shade of pink.
