|
Indirect sun |
Hello my lovely readers! This is a new feature that I plan on doing every Friday, where I pit two similar polishes against each other and see who wins. Although, I have to be honest here and say that I will probably be unable to ever call a polish a "loser". They are all beautiful in their own way, says the nail polish addict... Haha! Another reason that I'm doing this, other than I love doing comparison posts, is that I'm trying to thin out my stash a little bit and this will help me decide whether or not I *need* both polishes.
Today we have two Zoyas in the ring. Tinsley and Tiffany. Tinsley is from the Summer 2013 Irresistible collection and is described as "A full-coverage, rose gold foil metallic." And is classified as both warm and cool. Tiffany is from the Flame collection and is described as "Pink, peach and light copper toned foil particles accented by flecks of gold foil." The description of Tinsley should pretty much be the same as Tiffany, as I wouldn't call Tinsley a metallic. They both have a heavy helping of gold particles (I always want to call them platelets, because that's what they really looks like!) and the base on both are in the pink family.
Tinsley is on the left and Tiffany is on the right. I took most of the pictures outside on a sunny-ish day, so that I could get the truest colors. On my hand, Tinsley is on my thumb, middle, and pinky fingers, and Tiffany is on my index and ring fingers in all the following pictures.
|
Direct Sunlight |
|
Direct sunlight |
I was very surprised when I uploaded these pictures, as I was sure they were going to be much closer looking than they appear in the photo. But I had been looking at them mostly in indoor artificial light. And let me tell ya, when you are inside, they look pretty much identical. I even asked a few people to look at my polish and tell me if they notice anything different about them. No one could tell a difference. Being a polish junkie, I could tell that Tiffany had a bit warmer base, but the gold in both of them pretty much obscures the differences in the base colors.
Lets take a look at a couple indoor photos in the ol' light box, shall we?
|
Lightbox |
|
Lightbox |
Pretty close eh? And lets see how they look in indirect natural light.
|
Indirect natural light
|
Still quite similar. Which do I like better? It's a tie. (you knew I was going to say that didn't you?) I love them both, I love the warmth of Tiffany and the more saturated pink in Tinsley. Do I need both? This time yes. I don't give away my Zoyas. Ever. Haha! The formula was pretty much the same on both, but with Tinsley being slightly more opaque. So what do you guys think? Which do you like better? Is it a tie for you as well?
Let me know what you think of this new feature, do you like it, hate it, or just meh about it? If you like it, I have a comparison of a Pure Ice and Dare to Wear polish to show you next week.
Until next time, my beautifully polished friends!
*These polishes were bought by me and all opinions are mine. Good or bad, I will always be truthful to you, my readers. :)
If you haven't tried Zoya, I highly recommend that you do! They have great sales, the polishes are fantastic and they always have new and innovative collections. If you click my link you will get a free bottle of Zoya with your new account and if you buy two more, you get free shipping!
Share The Love With Zoya