I’ve seen lots of Heartbeat Nail Art all over the internet for months and always thought how fun it would be to wear and how wonderfully simple it is.
Finally I took a stab at it. It helped that I had already been wearing Zoya Rekha as a manicure for a few days.
Although it’s a very easy design, I still did a nail-art tutorial with some tips and tricks because the Neon Skulls design was the most recent freehand design, and that was some time ago!
If you try this or any of the other nail designs that I’ve shown on Swatch And Learn, please feel free to post them on my Facebook wall so that everyone can see it and be inspired!
Zoya Rekha comes from the NYFW 2012 Collection, and it’s a custom runway shade created especially for Bibhu Mohapatra, a fashion designer.
You’ll remember that just a couple of days ago, I posted what I thought were Ruffian Nails when actually they were 
Before Zoya Evvie came out in the NYFW 2012 Collection, I had no idea who Peter Som was. (I follow fashion off and on, and while I know some designers, I didn’t know about him.)
Despite it being released before I was even born, Zoya Song immediately calls to mind the Neil Diamond tune named Song Sung Blue.
“You need to give it up. Had about enough. It’s not hard to see. The boy is mine.”
Maybe it was all the peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches that I used to eat as a kid, but I have a mild obsession with jelly nail polishes. They have depth and are sooo shiny!