SKU:GNGL2101
Gel Design Get Nails - White Queen, 5 g
White Queen Design Get NailsIt is an extremely pigmented white design gel, recommended for Wedding Design, Baroque Design, or various painting techniques, such as One Stroke or Zhostovo.Made in EUUsage recommendations:*:1. For designs with Ultra Pigments with a chrome look: create the desired pattern, cure, and then ap
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White Queen Design Get NailsIt is an extremely pigmented white design gel, recommended for Wedding Design, Baroque Design, or various painting techniques,...
Description
White Queen Design Get NailsIt is an extremely pigmented white design gel, recommended for Wedding Design, Baroque Design, or various painting techniques,...
White Queen Design Get Nails
It is an extremely pigmented white design gel, recommended for Wedding Design, Baroque Design, or various painting techniques, such as One Stroke or Zhostovo.
Made in EU
Usage recommendations:*:
1. For designs with Ultra Pigments with a chrome look: create the desired pattern, cure, and then apply the pigment using the special Rubber Brush Flat. Buff the area until you achieve a multicolored mirror look with extreme shine and remove the excess using the Dust Brush. Seal with Top Mega Gloss or Top Shine HD and cure completely.
2. For a wide range of shades, you can mix 2 parts White Queen Design Gel with 1 part Color Gel.
3. For various relief designs, you can mix 3 parts White Queen Design Gel with 1 part Top Shine HD.
Technical specifications
- Key features
- Viscosity: High, Self-leveling level: Extremely low, Shade: White, and Dispersion layer: Low (disappears with longer curing)
- Product type
- Gel design
- Quantity
- 5g
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