Frame Gel HEYLOVE Dusty Rose

Frame Gel HEYLOVE Dusty Rose: the powder pink of the Frame Gel range

Dusty Rose closes the series of deeper nudes with its rosiest nuance. A powder pink run through with grey, present enough to read as a colour, soft enough to stay wearable in every circumstance.

Dusty Rose or Ash Rose

The question will come up in front of your display, since both belong to the family of softened pinks. Frame Gel HEYLOVE Ash Rose is darker and markedly cooler: the ash dominates and frankly dims the brightness. Dusty Rose is lighter and keeps more pink, simply powdered. On the same hand, the first is noticed as a considered shade, the second as a comfortable rosy nude.

An almost odourless material

This is a point the brand puts forward and one that genuinely counts day to day. At the desk, the smell of a builder gel accumulates over a day of sets, for you as much as for the client sitting thirty minutes in front of you. An almost odourless product changes the comfort of work, particularly in a shared or small space. It does not of course replace good ventilation.

How to apply it

File at 180 or with a 100-grit buffer, degrease insisting under the cuticle and in the sidewalls, then let the dehydrator dry for thirty seconds. Lay the base with rubbing motions, level the surface and cure for 30 seconds. Dispense the material, apply the Frame Gel as an architectural layer or on forms, flash each nail for 30 seconds then cure both hands for one to two minutes. Remove the sticky layer, refine the surface if needed and finish with the top coat.

Compliance and origin

HEYLOVE Frame Gels are manufactured in Ukraine. The brand declares a formula , CPNP-notified. Like any professional gel, it is applied without skin contact and in a ventilated space.

This formula contains neither HEMA nor Di-HEMA, so it falls outside the European restriction that reserves those two substances for professional use.

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