Description
Create Art, Create More 7,2 ml
The power of creation resides in each of us, and inspiration should be sought primarily in ourselves.
Be your own muse, which stimulates creativity and the will to act.
You can express this by creating an impressive UV gel manicure that will make you stand out.
Reach for a transparent UV gel manicure full of colourful particles to apply solo or combine with other shades.
Unleash your creativity and let yourself be carried away with creative energy with the shade Create Art, Create More!
Transparent UV gel polish with particles – create a UV gel manicure that will delight
Create Art, Create More is a transparent UV gel polish with round pink particles and purple-blue pieces of cut foil.
It is a transparent product that you can apply solo or with other colours to prepare a phenomenal manicure for spring 2024.
Reach for it when you want to quickly and easily make the look of your nail stylization more attractive.
This spring, unleash your creativity and let yourself be carried away by the power of creation, performing a spring manicure with a transparent UV gel polish with colored particles!
Instructions on How to Use:
1. Gently polish the nail with a polishing block
2. Apply a thin layer of HARD BASE and cure in a 48W LED lamp or 36W UV lamp
3. Apply a layer of hybrid polish and re-harden/cure in the lamp (the darker the color, the longer the cure time)
4. Then apply a second, equally thin layer of the same color hybrid polish, and then harden/cure again in the lamp
5. Apply the HARD TOP or DRY TOP layer to give a very distinctive gloss. Cure in the lamp, and after using Hard Top, rinse with a cleanser
6. In order to remove varnish from the nails, polish the shiny layer with a polishing block, then use Acetone
* for this purpose, apply acetone on Foil Nail Wraps (or use a dust-free swab and cover your fingernail, then wrap it with aluminium foil) and leave for a period of about 10 minutes.
If there are remains of lacquer - gel, remove them with a wooden stick or metal hoof.
