Bevin

Bevin appeared on my fair skin as a dull greyish green polish. It was not flattering, so I exchanged it during the 2020 Earth Month Polish exchange.
Zoya’s Neely (pastel mint green) *& medium cooler tone greens appear to be more appropriate colors on my fair skin.
I love the quality of mostly all Zoya nail polishes due to the color variety and durable wear (usually 5-6 days when worn with base & top coats). Zoya cream polishes usually provide full coverage with no streaks in 2 coats.
Zoya’s vegan, cruelty free, 10 free polishes makes Zoya my favorite nail color brand.

I see this is listed under green, but I consider it turquoise - almost like a Kingman turquoise from NM. It’s feminine and edgy at the same time. Wears beautifully, and opaque in 2 coats, though I like 3. This doesn’t look much like what you see online. For a color company, the images should look closer to reality.

This color is okay, it’s more muted than it looks on the computer. It looks more greenish/grey on me than it does blue. I have olive skin so I don’t know maybe it just pulls that color on me. Other than that it’s a great polish that goes on smooth and covers well! It’ll be a good transition color from winter to spring and from summer into fall.

This color is just beautiful. It is a striking color, but because the creaminess tones it down a bit, it is not overbearing at all. I was complimented the first day I wore this color. My skin is a medium brown and it looks great on me.

Bevin is great! It has enough color to stand out, but not so much to the point where it can’t be worn in the office. I have fair, warm-toned skin and am very picky about the colors I put on my nails because I don’t want my skin to look totally washed out, but this color compliments my skin perfectly!

This is my first zoya product, and it made me a huge fan of the company! Fabulous, saturated color in 1 coat. Love it!

For me it is a minty green, which wasn’t what I was expecting- but it’s awesome!
The polish goes on very smoothly, I only put one coat on.

One of my new go-to colors. Great mix between green and blue. It comes out a bit darker than the bottle looks, which is nice.

Excellent coverage, love the shade.

I normally prefer metallics to creamy shades, but I received Bevin in a Birchbox and had to try it out. It was a very lovely pistachio green that felt just right for spring.

Love this minty green color! I had to have it when I saw it and it was a great purchase for me. Looks awesome against my fair skin.

When I first saw Bevin online, I thought I would hate it. I have neutral-toned pale-as-the-dickens skin, and the swatches of Bevin that I saw looked like they would make my skin appear grey or sallow in contrast.
I received a sample of Bevin through a beauty subscription service I use, and I was honestly a bit bummed that they had sent me this color. I reluctantly swatched it once, and I’m hooked! While I own several periwinkle blues and mint greens, I own nothing similar to the muted khaki/sage green of Bevin (and I actually think Bevin is more wearable than either of those two light, cool-toned options). It’s very appropriate for Spring, but I could see myself wearing it in Fall and Winter, as well. It’s like mint green’s sophisticated, cocktail party-ready older sister!
Two coats are more than sufficient for complete opacity, and I have no issues with application, streaking, bubbling or wear. I would recommend this color to practically anyone.

This polish is more blue than I was expecting. It’s still a pretty color, but I was hoping for more of a neutral-ish green.

I looked up swatches online before I bought this and I loved the color, but when I finally got it and painted it on my nails it looked a LOT darker! It’s still a nice color but would have preferred the actual color featured online.

Love this color- be prepared for comments and complements from strangers. Looks glossy and rich- definitely more green than photo. A med bluish teal that looks good on fair skin.

I *love* this shade of green, but I noticed that other polishes in this color are really bright, which gives me obnoxiously green nails. Not with this one! "Dusty" is an apt description as the green is gorgeous but very subdued, compared to other. I think of this of more of a aquamarine leaning on green than sage green, but either way, it’s beautiful! Color goes on smoothly, and it takes only 2 coats to get on nicely. A great addition to the world of aquamarine nail polishes!