I purchased and wore this polish almost two months ago, and I loved it to pieces until I had to take it off. I was left with this hideous yellowish stain that persists even now; there is a clear difference between stained and new nail. I`ve had to wear other polishes and avoid any transparent designs for these two months, and that`s mightily frustrating, and should never be necessary. Envy has been relegated to accents on top of other colors. I hope this terrible flaw in an otherwise stunning color is corrected soon.

I love this color - it`s unexpected and super sleek.
Like the other reviewers have said, the polish looks black in some lighting - a deep and rich green.

Nice colors but TOO thick, brush sucks and they wont take it back!! Was told that use of a promo code voids ability for return... this IS NOT clearly defined during the check out process or on the returns screen. NEVER buying from them again and telling all my friends the same!!

I first thought it was black in the salon and was a bit taken aback when it went on green. But once the 2nd coat went on, I loved it. I can`t believe how well Zoya colors wear and I`m super tough on polish.

This color is beautiful but it has more of a yellow base than a blue base and it really stained my nails even with Zoya Anchor under it. I will wear this color again but with white underneath.

It pains me to write this `cause I love Zoya and I even enjoyed wearing this particular color. The aftermath, however, was rough: nails stained yellow even though I used Zoya`s base. If staining doesn`t bother you, the color is lovely. Had I known, I would`ve avoided Envy.

I am wearing this color as I type and I can`t stop looking at it! It is so pretty! As the previous poster said, it does look black indoors but looks great outside. I would definitely recommend this color.

It's a really pretty dark green creme with some very tiny shimmer specks, but a little thick. However, it was perfect in two careful coats! It looks black indoors, but is amazing in the sun =D
Very similar to OPI Here Today, Aragon Tomorrow, except for the formula!