Birch is described as a gentle greiged lavender in a full coverage cream formula. Smooth easy formula. You may see a bit of streaking on my middle finger, that was totally due to my top coat though. My swatches show 2 coats with glossy top coat.

Zoya Agnes

Agnes is described as a warm toned muted blush in a full coverage cream formula. Smooth easy formula. My swatches show 2 coats with glossy top coat.

Zoya Fern

Fern is described as a balanced sage with a beautiful warm pearl accent. This is really a beautiful unique shade! Smooth easy formula. My swatches show 2 coats with glossy top coat.

Zoya Aire

Aire is described as a deep, dusty periwinkle blue in a full coverage cream formula. Smooth easy formula. My swatches show 2 coats with glossy top coat.

Zoya Evette

Evette is described as a softened grape with a pink undertone to balance, in a full coverage cream formula. Smooth easy formula. My swatches show 2 coats with glossy top coat.

Zoya Theo

Theo is described as a stormy grey with subtle texture featuring a flash of larger irregular silver flakies in silver, with dark blue glitter throughout. Like a spring thunderstorm in the night. I had a few application issues with Theo, outlined below. This is 3 thin coats with glossy top coat. 

Do you have a favorite from this collection? I think Fern would be my top pick, but you can’t really go wrong with any of them. I had a little trouble with Theo, the shards have a tendency to clump up together so you have to be careful to get them all smoothed out before it dries. I’m really not sure what to make of Theo just yet, some say the longer you wear it the more it will grow on you.. no doubt I haven’t wore it long enough yet. The others all have the flawless formula you can count on from Zoya.

The Innocence Collection is available now on Zoya.com.