Bad Filter Gel Polish

Bad Filter - pastel grey that defends itself in any situation - regardless of the type of filter! One of the most subtle colours in the new Indigo collection.

Curing time

• Soluble in remover? Yes
• Dispersion layer Current
• Consistency Creamy
• Coverage Complete after 2 coats
• Application Gel Polish Styles
• Shade beige-gray

• Beautiful grey shade
• Fluid, creamy texture - no streaks or flooded cuticles
• Safe formula
• No chipping
• Easy to apply - perfect gel polish manicure
• Perfect for creating a variety of designs

1. Wash and disinfect yours and your customers' hands. Put on gloves. Assess the condition of the customer's hands and nails to make sure that there are no contraindications for the treatment;
2. Push the cuticles back using a cuticle pusher or a stick and treat them with e-file bit, e.g. 9, 1;
3. Thoroughly matt the nail plate with a 100/180 grit buffer;
4. Remove the excess nail dust with a soft brush;
5. Dehydrate the nail plate with a dust-free cotton swab and purple Cleaner;
6. Apply the appropriate primer (Acid Free Primer or Acid Primer);
7. Apply one layer of the selected gel polish base and cure in the lamp (30 seconds in multiled lamp);
8. If the surface requires filing, use a dust-free cotton swab and Cleaner to remove dispersion layer;
9. Use 100/180 buffer to even the base and the free Edge;
10. Remove the excess nail dust using a soft brush and wipe the nail with purple Cleaner or Wipe Off;
11. Apply the selected colour, adjust the number of layers to the selected colour, and cure each in the MultiLed lamp for 30 seconds;
12. For the perfect finish apply a properly selected top coat e.g. Tip Top, Super Matte, Wet Look.