Holiday 2017 Comparisons - Zoya Nadia (Party Girls) - Part 1

From left to right: Andrea (Glitterati, December 2013), Star Studded (Gala Bolds, Summer 2017), Nadia, Marisol (Bask in the Heat, June 2017), Goldie But Goodie (Autumn Nights, Autumn 2013)

The only thing here close to Nadia is Marisol, which is noticeably less orange toned and more true gold. They’re both at about equal sheerness so I’d say you don’t need both.

Autumn 2017 Comparisons - Zoya Beth (Sophisticates) - Part 1

From left to right: Ainsley (Cozy in Love, February 2017), Magical (Romantique, Spring 2009), To Have & To Gold (Bridal 2017), Beth, Sweet Carmel Sunday (California Dreaming, Summer 2017), Goldie But Goodie (Autumn Nights, Autumn 2013), Glimmer (?)

I was surprised how close Beth was to To Have & To Gold. Beth is a little less foily and a little less bronze but they’re closer than I would have thought. Ainsley seems to have been made with a similar idea in mind but the colors are different; the base is lighter and the shimmer more gold. It’s not a true metallic like Magical or Sweet Carmel Sunday, Goldie But Goodie is way too gold, and Glimmer is a whole other thing entirely.

Essie Bridal Comparisons - To Have & To Gold

From left to right: Getting Groovy (Getting Groovy, Holiday 2016), Cheryl (Very Merry, Holiday 2015), Sienna (Metallics and Chromes, August 2012), Five-and-Ten (Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Holiday 2016), Goldie but Goodie (Autumn Nights, Autumn 2013), Swing Baby (Vintage Vixen, Autumn 2010), Rage (Foil FX, Spring 2010), To Have & to Gold, Worth a Pretty Penne (Venice, Autumn 20150, Beatrice (All Night Long, December 2015), Mercedes (Light & Shadow, November 2016), Million Dollar Views (Mulholland, Autumn 2016), Strike Up a Cosmo (Autumn Nights, Autumn 2013)

The only stuff that’s super close to To Have & to Gold are Rage and Worth a Pretty Penne, Rage is more silvery and Worth a Pretty Penne is warmer and brighter.