Cat’s Eye Gel Polish Collection

Color: turquoise Texture: cat’s eye Consistency: thick CAT’S EYE REFLECTIVE gel polish with a reflective effect 8ml Z–02 – turquoise with purple highlights. This cosmic CAT’S EYE REFLECTIVE gel polish is a stunning mix of enchanting deep cat’s eye reflections and reflective particles that sparkle under artificial light. It looks equally impressive with or without a base, and the cat’s eye pigment allows for creative designs with magnets, forming stripes of various shapes and sizes. Application technology for cat’s eye gel polish: 1. Prepare the nail plate for gel polish application: perform a manicure and shape the free edge of the nail. 2. Degrease the nail plate mechanically with a buffer and/or chemically with NAIL PREP or NAIL FRESHER (for a damp nail plate) using a lint–free wipe. 3. Apply the acid–free primer Ultrabond for better adhesion between the nail plate and the coating. 4. Apply the chosen base coat. If necessary, balance the nail plate. Cure under a UV lamp for 2–3 minutes or under an LED lamp for 60 seconds. 5. If using a base, apply color and cure under a UV lamp for 2–3 minutes or under an LED lamp for 60 seconds. 6. Apply a layer of CAT’S EYE REFLECTIVE. Before curing, use a magnet to create a stripe (a regular magnet, a stronger magnet, or magnets of various shapes and sizes can be used. 7. Once the desired stripe shape is achieved, cure the gel polish under a UV lamp for 2–3 minutes or under an LED lamp for 60 seconds. It is recommended to work on one finger at a time. 8. Seal the manicure with a top coat. Cure under a UV lamp for 2–3 minutes or under an LED lamp for 60 seconds. 9. If a top coat with a sticky layer was used, remove the tackiness using NAIL PREP and a lint–free wipe 60 seconds after curing. Helpful tips: if you don’t achieve the stripe on the first attempt, simply brush the pigment (simulating the application of a gel polish layer) and start again. Using a stronger magnet produces wider stripes that can be bent in various directions. With two light sources, a wide magnet creates the effect of several colored stripes at once.