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Just got an email from Zoya that if you use promo code "Zoya2012", you can get 2 free bottles of nail polish. All you pay is S&H ($6.95 for standard shipping). I've wanted to try their stuff for a while now...this is the perfect excuse!
www.zoya.com
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Re: PSA-Zoya Nail Polish
BFP#1: 01/10, M/C 6w -- BFP#2: 06/10, M/C 5w -- BFP#3: 09/10, DS born June 1, 2011
BFP#4: 07/12, M/C 5w3d -- BFP#5: 12/12, EDD 08/18/13
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I really like their polishes. Pre-baby I was a big OPI/Essie fan - which used to have formeldahyde, toulene and DBT in them- so I pretty much stopped doing my finger nails when DD was little. Then I found Zoya, which is less toxic and they do a TON of FB promotions- there is no need to ever pay full price for their polish. I use an Orly base coat & top coat and depending on the color and what I am doing my nails can go 3 days of looking nice, which is good for me.
If you are a Ravens fan they have some great purple shades. I just painted DD & my nails Astra which is a really cool glitter polish- next week I will switch it up for the play-offs to a purple.
I became a big fan of Zoya last year when they did a great promotion for Earth Day. If you sent in old bottles of nail polishes, Zoya would properly recycle them (hello dangerous chemicals!), and send you a free bottle of polish. As Daisy said, they have a ton of promotions so you never pay full price for a bottle. Add that into it's less toxic for you and it's a win/win situation.