Lake

Although the color description lists Lake as a blue cream, it presents as a muddy-green tone on my fair skin. Lake is muted/uninteresting color on my fair skin tone. In natural light, looks like a darker green; in artificial light, it appears more blue.
That being said, I love the quality of mostly all Zoya nail polishes due to the color variety and durable wear (usually 5-6 days when worn with base & top coats). Their polishes usually have full coverage with no streaks in 2 coats. This color seems like it will compliment medium or darker skin tones.
Zoya`s vegan, cruelty free, 10 free polishes makes Zoya my favorite nail color brand.
I am not as disappointed in this color since there are over 400 colors to chose from. ;)

I`ve been switching from OPI to Zoya polishes a lot recently when looking for the colors I want. I`m going with a kind of watery turquoise theme for my nails, and this is a perfect neutral in that palette. Also, in two weeks of wear, nothing but the color (no base, no topcoat) I only have one chip! I love this stuff!
This is a soft shade of blue that picks up green shades as well...basically my new go-to color!

I did not expect Lake to be on my `preferred` row of polishes since I tend to prefer darker colors, and when I actually saw the bottle I thought I`d dislike it altogether. Then I applied it to my toenails and WOW! Lake is easily my favorite and most versatile color of polish.
Zoya polishes "live" more than other brands in that any single color changes in appearance based on the wearer. So hopefully this will help: my skin is light olive toned Greek/Hispanic; Lake appears as a light earthy pale blue (the earthy is a result of the green undertones to the color, though when looking at my toes there really is no hint of the green in the polish...I assume that is because of my skin tone). I am in love with this color (now if I can find its sister in a pink).