Discover the new possibilities that this pastel dust offers you and let your creativity flow
This fascinating dust will surely appeal to both beginners and advanced nail stylists. Its versatility and effectiveness make it an irreplaceable element of your styling collection. Discover the new possibilities that this pastel dust offers you and let your creativity flow. This extraordinary beauty will not let you pass by indifferently - it fits perfectly into colorful, original stylings and wonderfully breaks the classics of beautiful colors, turning them into real works of art. Thanks to this pastel dust, your styling will gain multidimensional charm, and the shimmering pink manicure will attract everyone's attention. Nail art has become easier than ever - the application is fast and intuitive. You can rub the dust in, creating a perfectly smooth surface, or sprinkle it with an effect resembling delicate frost - the only limit is your imagination.
Frosted effect:
Perform any styling as standard: hybrid, gel, acrylic gel, etc. Apply top over the whole thing, e.g. Doctor top; sprinkle with dust before hardening. After the Splendor top coat has hardened (30 seconds with a 48W dual led lamp), remove excess dust with a soft brush or a delicate brush.
Smooth surface:
Perform any styling as standard: hybrid, gel, acrylic gel, etc. After hardening the second layer of color, rub the dust into the dispersion; if you use colors without dispersion, such as Artistic gel or hypnotise white / ultimate black , apply a thin layer of base all over. E.g. Antidote MollyLac and cure in the lamp. Start rubbing the pollen with your finger or finger, being careful not to wipe off the sticky layer with the pollen. After obtaining a uniform surface, cover the whole surface with a topcoat without dispersion and cure it in the lamp again, remembering to protect the free edge. Remove excess particles with a soft brush. However, if you use classic nail polishes, just sprinkle a small amount of dust on the top layer and wait until it dries completely!
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