Zoya Professional Lacquer in Bekka
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Throwback Thursday! Zoya — Bekka (Professional Lacquer)

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Collection: Zoya 2008 Summer, Chit-Chat

I’m just squeezing in the summery, citrusy shades before fall really kicks in!

Bekka (ZP446) is described by Zoya as a “bright, light yellow with lime green undertones and fine gold shimmer”.

Zoya covered the color description perfectly—Bekka reminds me of Mountain Dew.

Zoya Professional Lacquer in Bekka, swatch
Image: Mountain Dew India.

The formula, I’m tremendously sad to say, is a misery. I needed four to five coats to get it perfectly even and opaque. Not cool, Zoya.

Zoya Professional Lacquer in Bekka, swatch

However, the color is pretty unique and awesome if you go for this kind of thing. I want to love you, Bekka, but five coats is epically bad. I guess that’s probably part of the reason that Bekka got discontinued. Also, I suspect not many people want Mountain Dew nails!

Zoya Professional Lacquer retails for US$9 and is 0.5 US fl oz / 15 mL. Zoya nail polishes are free of toluene, formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate (DBP) and camphor, and are made in the USA.

Zoya is part of Art of Beauty, a privately held company based in Cleveland, OH, USA.

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