I feel like 2 years ago, I would have been all over the creamy eggplant goodness that is Anja, but at this point, with a dupe from Chanel, Lancome, even MAC, I am most definitely over this colour.
Still, you’ll be glad to know that it’s creamy, opaque, and wears like only Zoya can.
If you feel like my swatch is slightly faded, be assured that it’s not the camera this time, but the polish. I don’t know how a colour this deep can be so muted at the same time, but it certainly lends itself to smokiness. I am debating putting some sort of sparkly top coat on top to really have something that pops.

True store: I spray the original Dirty on my yoga mat because I adore the scent and I especially like breathing it in during a workout.
I just spent 3 nights and 4 days in a hotel which means that I encountered some intense air conditioning which has left my rather sensitive skin tight and dry.
Sorry poppets, this won’t make it look like you have fake eyelashes, but this is an amazing mascara nonetheless.





The two nail polishes are Tuxedo and Safari Beige. Tuxedo reminds me a lot of Russian Navy by OPI and I can say that because for at least a year, Russian Navy was one of my favourite nail polish colours and I wore it repeatedly. Because it seems to be a colour that we’ve seen before, I would skip the Russian Navy and would instead go for the Safari Beige. Each nail polish is $24.
L’Air by Nina Ricci, released this past spring, is supposed to remind you of the classic scent L’Air du Temps by Nina Ricci. L’Air du Temps was created in 1948 and is considered to be a classic.