Wild Cat Eye Gel Polish

Color: Blue Texture: Cat’s Eye Consistency: Thick Cat’s Eye Gel Polish No463 – Blue–Platinum Flakes ADORE WILD cat’s eye is a magnetic gel polish whose texture is highly saturated with specially formulated ultra–fine metallic particles. This gel polish creates a coating with incredibly beautiful, multidimensional, holographic shifts and a crystal effect. You can endlessly experiment with applying the crystal cat’s eye: apply it directly onto a clear base or choose from various shades for a base. The cat’s eye pigment is flexible, allowing you to play with magnets to create stripes of different shapes, curves, and sizes. ADORE WILD features stunning cosmic shades that are simply irresistible. Application technique for cat’s eye gel polish: 1. Prepare the nail plate by performing a manicure and shaping the free edge of the nail. 2. Dehydrate the nail plate with NAIL PREP or NAIL FRESHER (for a damp nail plate) using a lint–free wipe. 3. Apply the acid–free primer Ultrabond to ensure better adhesion of the nail plate to the coating. 4. Apply your chosen base coat. Optionally, use a leveling base coat for the nail plate. 5. Cure the base coat in a UV lamp for 2 minutes or in an LED lamp for 30 seconds. 6. If using a colored base, apply the color and cure it in the UV lamp for 2 minutes or in the LED lamp for 30 seconds. 7. Apply a layer of ADORE WILD gel polish. Before curing, magnetize the strip (you can use a regular magnet, a stronger magnet, or magnets of various shapes and sizes. 8. Once the desired stripe shape is achieved, cure it in the UV lamp for 2 minutes or in the LED lamp for 30 seconds. 9. It is recommended to work in a conveyor manner, i. e. , one finger at a time. 10. Seal the manicure with a finishing coat – the chosen top coat. This will protect the coating from chipping and fading and add a brilliant shine to the manicure. 11. Cure the top coat in the UV lamp for 2 minutes or in the LED lamp for 30 seconds. 12. If a top coat with a sticky layer was used, it should be removed using NAIL PREP and a lint–free wipe 30 seconds after curing. Tips: If your stripe didn’t turn out right the first time, simply break the pigment with a brush (mimicking the application of a gel polish layer) and start again. Using a stronger magnet creates a wide stripe that can be bent in different directions. From two light sources, a wide magnet creates the effect of multiple colored stripes.