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Gel Polish Kira Nails Vitrage No. V07 (dark green, stained glass), 6 ml

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No wonder Kira Nails Vitrage gel polishes are also called "crystal" and "candy".
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They allow you to create luxurious three-dimensional compositions with an ideal surface and a special depth. Due to its consistency and texture, stained glass gel polishes are successfully used in combination with different materials and coatings:
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1. With sequins, glitter and scales - the most popular type of manicure design, which even beginners can do without any hassle. ??
2. Design with transfer foil - nails look very expressive, the effect of Venetian glass with shimmering edges, amber, seabed is created. It is good to combine with a lining of colored gel polish, preferably black. ??
3. Liquid stones - by combining stained glass gel polish with a transparent gel, you can get a composition that perfectly holds a drop and create a good imitation of precious gems (rubies, topazes, emeralds, etc.). ??
4. Combination with gel polishes, which themselves have unusual properties - magnetic (Cat's Eye series), with a high content of shiny inclusions (24Karat series) ??
5. Various combinations with other decorative elements - rhinestones, mica, marble chips, gold threads, adhesive tape, etc.

GEL POLISH KIRA NAILS VITRAGE
Volume: 6 ml

TECHNOLOGY OF APPLICATION OF GEL POLISH KIRA NAILS VITRAGE:

  1. Make a standard preparation of the nail: remove the previous coating, remove the cuticle, buffer the surface and give the desired shape to the nails. After that, it is recommended to use a dehydrator that cleans, dehydrates (dries) and degreases the nail plate before applying gel polish. Let it dry for 30 seconds. If necessary, apply an acid primer or ultrabond - a special acid-free preparation for additional adhesion of the next coating to the natural nail.
  2. Apply a thin layer of gel polish base coat on the nail, then dry it in a UV lamp (2 minutes) or in an LED lamp (30 seconds). If necessary, remove the sticky layer for better application of colored gel polish.
  3. Apply two coats of base color gel polish. Don't forget to seal every layer (including base and top). The polymerization time of colored gel polish in a UV lamp is 2 minutes, in an LED lamp - 30 seconds. Then apply stained glass gel polish, if necessary - 2 layers. The polymerization time of each layer in a UV lamp is 2 minutes, in a LED lamp - 30 seconds.
  4. Apply a thin layer of gel polish top coat, cure it in LED lamp (30-60 seconds) or UV lamp (2-2.30 minutes). Don't forget to seal the layer. If the top has a tacky layer, remove it with lint-free wipes and a tack remover.
  5. Once coverage is complete, apply cuticle oil.

KIRA NAILS GEL POLISH REMOVAL TECHNOLOGY:

  1. Treat the coating with a rough buff or saw to remove the gloss. This will allow the remover (gel polish remover) to penetrate the coating faster and remove the gel polish.
  2. Moisten sponge with gel polish remover, apply to nail and seal with foil.
  3. After 10 minutes, remove the application and carefully remove the gel polish with an orange stick. If the coating is difficult to remove, seal the nail for a couple of minutes so as not to injure the nails.
  4. Polish the nail plate with a buff or saw. If you do not plan to re-coat your nails with gel polish, you can polish with nail oil.

You can buy Gel Polish Kira Nails Vitrage No. V07 (dark green, stained glass), 6 ml in our online store Limonad with delivery to Ukraine and Europe, including Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, France, Romania and many other countries.

Manufacturer country:
Ukraine
Volume (ml, g):
6
Brand:
Kira Nails
Gel polish collection:
Vitrage

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