Edyta is a lovely earthy shade of forest green with golden flecks of microglitter and a bit of a brown flash. It's very unique and pretty, lovely for fall.

The formula is very nice and smooth. It applies evenly and is opaque in two coats. Edyta doesn't quite dry to a smooth finish, but it's not rough.

I love the color, but when I removed it, my nails were stained blue-green. A light buffing removed much of the stains, but not everything. Were it not for the stains, I would have rated it higher, but the stains make me less than eager to wear it again.

Buyer Beware! This is a lovely polish, but make certain you have sandblasting equipment and a good movie to watch while you toil away removing this stuff! It's a great deep earthy green polish with bronzey gold shimmer. It's quite unique. The lasting power was not impressive, and it began chipping after only two days. (applied base coat, top coat, too)
When I began removing this polish, the green portion easily came off and left a weird blue color on the skin surrounding my nailbed. I then had to rub vigoriously with pressure to remove the remaining weird gold color that was left on my nails. My skin stayed blue the rest of the day because nail polish remover did not work at all. Thank goodness this was on my feet! I would not ever use this on my hands!

This color is so beautiful...it really is ..it is my favorite green nail polish probably because of the gold and the deeper green in it...which is actually blue but the gold makes it look green...but anyways...you need this...i think

Awesome colour. Applies beautifully - I only needed two coats, which is always a huge bonus. Lasted well. My only beef: when I removed it, what a mess! I had to brush my fingernails and tips with baking soda to get rid of the staining all over the place - and I used a base coat. Still, this is such a gorgeous colour that it is completely worth it.

I have been wanting this color when I first read about it and when I finally got my hands on it, it did not disappoint. It's gorgeous and flattering on my skin tone. Application went smoothly - 2 coats to get an opaque, streak-free finish. The gold and green shimmer look spectacular against the greyish olive base. Minus one lippie for the negatives though: it does tend to chip (but I find this typical for frosty finishes) and I recommend doubling up a good base coat to avoid staining. I still think it's well worth it. And so far I have nothing but great things to say about Zoya polishes (I'm new to this brand).