Antidotum Gel Polish

If you are not a part of the pastel lover team, choose the best antidote for yourself – Antidotum gel polish in a subdued, purple shade that will allow you to create unique nail designs - perfect when you prefer to replace subtleness for a sensual depth of colour.

CURING TIME

• Soluble in remover? yes
• Dispersion layer current
• Consistency creamy
• Coverage Complete after 2 coats
• Shade muted, bleached eggplant

• Antidotum gel polish stands out with a sensual, subdued purple shade.
• It allows you to create minimalist designs and will work well as a background for nail art.
• Creamy consistency facilitates comfortable work without streaks..
• Minimizes the risk of flooding the cuticles.

• Disinfect your hands and your customer’s hands.
• Work on the cuticles – the method should be adjusted individually. You can push them away with a cuticle pusher, stick or work around them using selected bits.
• Matt the nail plate with a buffer with a 100/180 gradation and remove dust with a soft brush.
• Wipe each nail with a swab soaked in Cleaner no. 1 and dehydrate the nail plate thoroughly.
• Apply primer - most often it will be Acid Free Primer.
• Apply a thin layer of a selected gel base and cure in the lamp for 30 seconds.
• Apply Antidotum gel polish to the nails. Two coats of the colour are needed for full coverage. Cure each of them in the MultiLed lamp for 30 seconds.
• Cover the nails with a selected gel top coat and cure in the lamp for 30-60 seconds.
• After the hands are removed from the lamp, wait for about one minute.
• If you have chosen a top coat with a sticky layer*, wipe each nail with a swab soaked in Shea Super Shine Effect Cleaner. 
• To add even more shine you can additionally polish the nails with a dry swab .

*a top coat without a sticky layer does not need to be wiped with Shea Super Shine Effect Cleaner. It is enough to apply a drop of selected Shea Elixir with creatine to the nail folds a minute after removing the hands from the lamp.