Beach day, sunbeds and sunglasses. No stress, hot day, refreshing breeze. This lazy day inspired us to create the Luz Maria gel polish - a blue shade with a rose-gold particle that glistens wonderfully in the sun. It's impossible not to notice it!
Curing time
|
Type and lamp power |
One layer curing time |
|---|---|
|
Lamp MULTILED 36 W |
30s |
| Collections | Rich Beach |
|---|---|
| Application | gel polish styles |
| Soluble in remover? | yes |
| Consistency | creamy |
| Dispersion layer | current |
- Easy application - no streaks or flooded cuticles
- Safe formula
- Perfect and durable gel polish manicure, no chipping
- Perfect for creating a variety of decorations
- Before you start, remember to disinfect your and your customer's hands. Assess the condition of the hands and nails and check if there are any contraindications to the treatment.
- Push the cuticles using a cuticle pusher or a wooden stick and finish with bits, e.g. Cuticle 9, Cuticle 1.
- Use a 100/180 grit buffer to matt the nail plate. Remove the excess dust using a soft brush.
- Using a dust-free cotton pad and a purple cleaner, dehydrate the nail plate thoroughly and apply a properly selected primer (Acid Free Primer or Acid Primer).
- Apply a thin layer of the selected gel polish base and cure in the lamp (30 seconds in the MultiLed lamp).
- If the surface needs to be filed, remove the dispersion layer using a dust-free cotton swab and Cleaner Wipe Off.
- Use a 100/180 grit file or a 100/180 buffer file to smoothen the base's surface and the free edge.
- Remove the excess dust with a soft brush and clean the surface using a purple Cleaner or Wipe Off.
- Apply Luz Maria Gel Polish. Adjust the number of layers to the effect you want to achieve. Cure each layer for 30 seconds in the MultiLed lamp.
- Use a Tip Top top coat for a perfect finish.
Di-HEMA Trimethylhexyl Dicarbamate, HEMA, Bis(Glycidoxyphenyl)propane/Bisaminomethylnorbornane Copolymer, Silica, Ci 77891, Ethyl Trimethylbenzoyl Phenylphosphinate, Cellulose Acetate Butyrate, CI 77007, BHT, Cerium Oxide, CI 77002
Beach day, sunbeds and sunglasses. No stress, hot day, refreshing breeze. This lazy day inspired us to create the Luz Maria gel polish - a blue shade with a rose-gold particle that glistens wonderfully in the sun. It's impossible not to notice it!
Curing time
|
Type and lamp power |
One layer curing time |
|---|---|
|
Lamp MULTILED 36 W |
30s |
| Collections | Rich Beach |
|---|---|
| Application | gel polish styles |
| Soluble in remover? | yes |
| Consistency | creamy |
| Dispersion layer | current |
- Easy application - no streaks or flooded cuticles
- Safe formula
- Perfect and durable gel polish manicure, no chipping
- Perfect for creating a variety of decorations
- Before you start, remember to disinfect your and your customer's hands. Assess the condition of the hands and nails and check if there are any contraindications to the treatment.
- Push the cuticles using a cuticle pusher or a wooden stick and finish with bits, e.g. Cuticle 9, Cuticle 1.
- Use a 100/180 grit buffer to matt the nail plate. Remove the excess dust using a soft brush.
- Using a dust-free cotton pad and a purple cleaner, dehydrate the nail plate thoroughly and apply a properly selected primer (Acid Free Primer or Acid Primer).
- Apply a thin layer of the selected gel polish base and cure in the lamp (30 seconds in the MultiLed lamp).
- If the surface needs to be filed, remove the dispersion layer using a dust-free cotton swab and Cleaner Wipe Off.
- Use a 100/180 grit file or a 100/180 buffer file to smoothen the base's surface and the free edge.
- Remove the excess dust with a soft brush and clean the surface using a purple Cleaner or Wipe Off.
- Apply Luz Maria Gel Polish. Adjust the number of layers to the effect you want to achieve. Cure each layer for 30 seconds in the MultiLed lamp.
- Use a Tip Top top coat for a perfect finish.
Di-HEMA Trimethylhexyl Dicarbamate, HEMA, Bis(Glycidoxyphenyl)propane/Bisaminomethylnorbornane Copolymer, Silica, Ci 77891, Ethyl Trimethylbenzoyl Phenylphosphinate, Cellulose Acetate Butyrate, CI 77007, BHT, Cerium Oxide, CI 77002