Frame Gel HEYLOVE Milk Tea

Frame Gel HEYLOVE Milk Tea: the milky beige of the Frame Gel range

Milk Tea crosses the threshold between the light shades and the deeper nudes of the series. A beige softened with milk, with no marked cast, which builds and colours in a single operation.

No-file extension, a substantial argument

This is one of the four uses the brand claims, and the most interesting commercially. A gel that self-levels properly saves you from working the surface at length. The gain is double: your own wrist on a day with six or seven sets, and your client's natural nail, which suffers less damage at each appointment. On a clientele attentive to nail health, that argument carries further than a promise of wear.

The beige that takes no side

Its neutrality explains its versatility. Neither frankly rosy nor frankly golden, it agrees with almost every skin tone without ever imposing itself. It is the shade to bring out for a new client whose tastes you do not yet know, and the one that answers the most frequent request at the desk: something natural, but not invisible.

How to apply it

Prepare the plate by filing at 180, degrease carefully then let the dehydrator dry for thirty seconds. Lay the base with rubbing motions, level and cure for 30 seconds. Dispense the material, apply the Frame Gel as an architectural layer or on forms, flash for 30 seconds per nail then one to two minutes with both hands. Remove the sticky layer, refine the surface if needed and finish with the top coat.

How many jars to plan for

Neutral beiges turn over all year, unlike the seasonal colours. This is a reference to keep in duplicate rather than as a single jar if your building work is regular.

On which lengths

On short nails it stays sober and suits a demanding professional setting; on medium length it gains presence.

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

Specifications