Atrocious formula! I guess this is one of the fabled older Zoya formulas that never dry (some newer releases are great). Top coat can be peeled off hours afterwards to find a tacky goo (and this was one coat applied!).

My favorite blurple! I had been searching for a nice deep blue/purple color for a while. When I saw swatches of OPI's Sapphire in the Snow and heard it was no longer sold I was bummed out. I heard Pinta was very similar. Either way I adore this color! It's a mix between deep indigo and violet. It's beautiful and an amazing all year color.

Gorgeous deep grape cream. I thought it would be indigo, but it's way too purple. (Or is it?) Perfect application.

Pinta = gorgeous deep "blurple". Somewhat along the lines of OPI Sapphire in the Snow in that it's a cream finish and is a marriage of navy and rich purple. Application was beautiful, smooth, buttery, with excellent pigmentation. Complete coverage in 2 coats, nice shine, exceptional wear. It's a great darker shade that doesn't go blackened, but rich enough during those transitional times between seasons when I'm not ready to pull out the full on blackened shades, but want something a little less "conventional" but is still rich and saturated. Definitely one of my favorite fall shades!

Beautiful color if you reaaaaally like purple (it's a blurple), but the formula is very thick and it's hard to get a level coat.

I love this gorgeous color. It is a very dark, very blue purple, almost navy in some light. It's everything I wanted Lincoln Park After Dark to be. The creme finish is particularly gorgeous on a color this intense.

Score another for Zoya!
The color is like this - if OPI Siberian Night and Funkey Dunky got a bottle of tequila one night, got silly, and woke up together the next morning - this would be the end result, but with infinitely better quality. You need only one coat almost. The only complaint I have is that I wish the brush was a little bigger.

Pinta is a deep indigo blue (slightly too purple to be 'navy'), very dark but not black. It has a shiny, rich creme finish and is very chic for short nails and toes. I think it's a gorgeous, seasonless color and seems neutral enough to be flattering for most people. You'll need two coats for full coverage. I had no problems with the formula. I love the color and would definitely repurchase.

Gorgeous violet creme. Like many other Zoya's, this one has a great formula, very smooth application, opaque in 1-2 coats.
My challenge against my fair skin (NW10), is to have patience to apply this deep grape shade best I can, keeping clean-up to a minimum. I used Zoya bc/tc/hurry up drops, although several other B3F options should work well. Depends on what works w/your chemistry.
Color can easily be mistaken for black in dim light, but in normal indoor lighting w/ electricity, or outdoors, the purple stands out. Great true deep purple shade.
I didn't have any staining at removal.
pic from Zoya/ArtofBeauty.com: