Layering: Frida Spinoff

Polishes Used:

1 Coat Beauty Secrets Ridge Filler
3 Coats Zoya Frida
2 Coats Spinoff (franken)
1 Coat Zoya Frida
1 Coat Borghese Clearcoat
1 Coat Seche Vite

I've been drooling over this shade for a very long time. Thanks to Zoya's recent Color Your World promotion, it is now a member of the Stash. Originally released in Fall 2012, Frida is one-third of Zoya's NYFW Gloss Collection. Paloma and Katherine are her sisters, and I'm glad I finally own all three! (Dear Zoya, please make more. LOTS more. Like, in every color and shade of the rainbow. Thanks! <3 S.)

Frida is a blue teal jelly polish. It's sheer. Really sheer, but that's the point. I'm pretty sure these were made for jelly glitter sandwich addicts like myself.

Zoya polishes are always awesome to work with. Really, I've yet to come across a problematic Zoya! The formula is great, and when it comes to jellies, they've got the perfect amount of sheerness. Seriously... not too sheer that you need a million layers, but not too opaque either.

Spinoff is a frankenpolish I created a little while back. I used it in my Lilac Coolers layering, but I don't think that I ever picked it up again. It's a mix of a bunch of different glitters from my stash. I know that it contains Orly Peaceful Opposition because of the silver square glitter, but I'm a little foggy on the exact recipe. It's been a while. O.o

How would you layer Frida?