French Camouflage Base

Skin tone: warm Color: white Density: medium. CAMOUFLAGE BASE No25 – WARM–MILKY French Base – is a line of camouflage bases in nude shades, designed for classic French manicures and clean look nail designs. A bestseller in salon services and the most popular choice among clients. IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT FRENCH BASE: Adjusts to the nail tone. Natural shades visually even out the tone – nails appear neat and well–groomed. Masks imperfections. Medium pigmentation covers irregularities and the free edge while maintaining a semi–transparent effect. Quick and manageable. The medium–thick consistency provides excellent self–leveling, saving the technician’s time. Flexibility post–curing. The coating remains elastic, resists cracking, and ensures good wearability. HOW TO USE FRENCH BASE: Suitable for natural shapes of medium length with minimal leveling. Requires pre–strengthening for defined shapes and long nails. Apply French Base over a layer of transparent base, such as Multi Slim Base. WHO IS IT FOR: Use French Base as a semi–transparent nude covering or as a camouflage base for French or design. French Base No25 matches best with warm skin tones. HOW TO DETERMINE A WARM UNDERTONE: On the wrist, veins appear bluish–green or green–olive. Warm shades enhance the skins tone, making it richer and more even; cooler shades mute the tone and create a grayish effect. Other shades of French Base with warm undertones: 01, 04, 06, 07, 10, 12, 19, 24, 25. TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: Pigmentation: 3/5; Consistency: 3/5; Curing speed: 5/5; Elasticity: 4/5; Acidity: 3/5. HOW TO APPLY FRENCH BASE: 0–3. Prepare the nail plate, degrease, and dehydrate. 4. Base coat: Apply a uniform layer of the base. Cure in an LED lamp for 60 seconds. 5. Color: Apply French Base evenly, paying careful attention to the sidewalls. Add a small drop and perform minimal leveling of the nail plate (up to 1 mm. Cure in an LED lamp for 60 seconds. 6. Finish: Apply top coat. Cure in an LED lamp for 90 seconds. Allow the coating to cool completely.