ST London - Colorist Nail Paint - ST065 - Oxford Blue
ST London - Colorist Nail Paint - ST065 - Oxford Blue
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| Finish | High-shine, Gel-like |
| Benefits | Long-lasting, Chip-resistant, 7-day wear, Single-coat coverage |
ST London Colorist Nail Paint ST065 Oxford Blue Price in Pakistan
Rs. 490. Oxford Blue, shade ST065 — a specific, well-known deep navy, named after the traditional university color rather than a vague association.
2 reviews, 100% five-star. Same gel-like, 7-day wear, single-coat claims as the rest of the Colorist range.
Fourth blue-family shade in ST London's catalog alongside Bluebell, True Blue, and Dory, though this deep navy sits in a different practical category than the other three.
Quick Specs
- Brand: ST London
- Line: Colorist Nail Paint
- Shade: ST065 Oxford Blue
- Price: Rs. 490
- Claimed wear time: Up to 7 days
Why Navy Functions Differently From Bright or Pastel Blues
Oxford Blue Works as a Sophisticated Alternative to Black
Unlike Bluebell's pastel, True Blue's boldness, or Dory's turquoise, a deep navy like this reads close to black in most lighting, with blue only obvious in direct sunlight.
That makes it a common substitute for basic black nail polish for anyone wanting the same sophisticated look with a bit more depth.
Being this dark, Oxford Blue should also opacify reliably in fewer coats, following the same pattern as Ruby or Envy.
A Small but Clean Review Record So Far
Two Reviews Isn't Much, But It's a Perfect Score
Two reviews at 100% five-star is a small sample, but a genuinely clean record rather than a mixed one like TuTu's 75%.
For a shade this versatile, early positive feedback is a reasonable signal even with limited review volume.
Application steps stay identical to every other Colorist shade at the same Rs. 490 price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can Oxford Blue work as a substitute for black nail polish?
A: Yes, deep navy shades like this often read close to black in most lighting, offering a similar sophisticated look with subtle added depth.
Q: How does Oxford Blue compare to ST London's other blue shades?
A: It's notably darker than Bluebell, True Blue, or Dory — a deep navy rather than a bright, pastel, or turquoise blue.
Q: How reliable is the current rating?
A: Two reviews at 100% five-star — a small but clean early record.
Q: Does a dark shade like this achieve full opacity easily?
A: Generally yes, dark saturated shades like Oxford Blue tend to opacify more reliably than lighter or pastel colors.
- 01Start with clean, dry nails — a quick swipe of nail polish remover removes any leftover oils.
- 02Apply a thin first coat starting near the cuticle and brushing toward the tip.
- 03Let it dry for 1–2 minutes, then apply a second coat for full opacity.
- 04Seal with a clear top coat to lock in shine and extend wear.
