Zoya Lucy Swatch and Review (Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls Crusader Wrath Resource Inspired Nails)

So as you have probably read before (or maybe you haven't and you're new so HELLO! :D), I am really into Diablo 3 right now. Like, REALLY. It's drugs, plain and simple. It's a lot of highs and a lot of never achieving and the rewards and the not-so-much rewards... It's crazy but you know, it makes me happy and I am going to continue playing it in the meantime. Anyway, today's post is another one that was meant for Reaper of Souls launch week but I was sick and on all sorts of actual drugs, so I've got it for today's week end post.

These are my Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls, Crusader class resource (Wrath) inspired nails:





I made them plain and simple using three coats of Zoya Lucy, a sheer jelly off white polish and one coat of the lovely Enchanted Polish Djinn in a Bottle. Seriously perfect for the light and "holy" look of the Crusader class' resource globe that you see on the screen.

Here's a swatch of Zoya Lucy, building it up... Here's one coat...



Two coats of Zoya Lucy...



And three coats of Zoya Lucy!



Overall, it's a very nice jelly polish. It's applies gently and smoothly. I wouldn't say it's that special in any way but I love Zoya polishes and I love jellies, so this one's great. For the final touch on the Crusader Wrath nails, I used one coat of Djinn in a Bottle, and IMHO - is a must-have for every polish stash! Here's one coat over three coats of Zoya Lucy:



My lightbox unfortunately doesn't let the holographic rainbow nature of Djinn in a Bottle, but trust me - it's a stunner in the summer!

What's your drug of choice? (OK, maybe you won't want to answer that, haha!) What do you like to do with your jelly polishes?