I’ve got some more nails inspired by my cat Jasmine to show you today! Her full name is actually Jasmine Blossom so I wanted to use these two polishes together for some nail art. First some swatches of the polishes used. Both are older, discontinued Zoya shades.
Zoya Jasmine, three coats plus top coat. The third wasn’t strictly necessary but did deepen the colour slightly. Shown here in overcast natural light.
Jasmine is a shimmery metallic berry red-pink. Under Ott lite:
With flash:
Zoya Blossom, a slightly peachy off-white with fine pink shimmer. I’m not sure if this was three or four coats; I apparently forgot to write it down! I did write down that the formula was a little thin (which makes me think it’s probably four coats) but surprisingly un-streaky for a white! Under Ott lite:
Under halogen light:
With flash:
I then stamped over Blossom using Jasmine, with an image of jasmine blossoms (? that’s what I decided these flowering branches were, anyway! haha) from plate Hehe-023. Photos of the stamping are all with flash.
I loved this combo!!
And now some photos of my semi-feral Jasmine: a collage with her sitting in a box and with her brother Thor, with whom she’s very close (and Julius lolling about in the background of one!) , and then one of her on the bed (she was actually leaned up against my leg when I woke up from a nap!)
Vegan Claws 
Comments on: "Zoya Jasmine, Zoya Blossom, and stamping" (2)
Lovely kitties and mani! I recently heard a tip that if you apply a matte topcoat before using white polish, it helps it be nonstreaky. I haven’t tried this yet, but will, as whenever I use white polishes it always make me feel like I’m a total newbie at nail polish!
I love that you have a nail polish with the same name as your cat 🙂