Frame Gel HEYLOVE Veil

Frame Gel HEYLOVE Veil: the light peach of the Frame Gel range

Veil introduces a nuance rarely found in builder gel. A light, luminous peach, more golden than rosy, which brightens the hand instead of simply evening it out.

Peach is the nuance that brightens

Many clients ask for a natural strengthening and leave disappointed because the shade has dulled their hands. A peach does the opposite: it brings the colour of the nail closer to that of the skin and gives luminosity to the whole. It is the answer to give a client who tells you she has never found a nude that suits her, and it is an argument that proves itself immediately by laying the tip on her hand.

How to apply it

File at 180 or with a 100-grit buffer, degrease under the cuticle and in the sidewalls, then allow thirty seconds of dehydrator drying. The base goes on with rubbing motions, is levelled and cures in 30 seconds. Dispense the Frame Gel, apply it as an architectural layer or on forms, flash each nail for 30 seconds then cure both hands for one to two minutes.

High hardness for a supple material

The brand states a moderate elasticity combined with a high hardness, which may seem contradictory and is not. The suppleness concerns the thin coat, the one that follows the movements of the natural nail. The hardness concerns the structure once the thickness is built: it holds its shape and resists chipping. That compromise is what allows both discreet strengthening and long construction.

On which hands it shows best

It plays fully on golden and tanned skin tones, where it naturally extends the complexion. On very fair skin it brings warmth without creating a hard contrast.

When to suggest it

From May to September mainly, but it also works all year on warm skin tones where cool beiges look grey.

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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