Frame Gel HEYLOVE Ash Rose

Frame Gel HEYLOVE Ash Rose: the ashy pink of the Frame Gel range

Ash Rose is a pink whose brightness has been taken away. A muted, cool nuance that keeps the identity of the rosy family while sitting without hesitation among the considered shades.

What ash changes in a pink

A frank pink reads as a pretty manicure. The same pink, ashed, reads as a considered manicure. The difference is one of register rather than quality, but it corresponds to two distinct clienteles. Ash Rose is the shade to bring out for an adult client who refuses pink on principle and whom beiges nonetheless do not suit: she finds the softness of the rosy family without what she judges too juvenile.

A preparation that counts double

On ashed shades, the care taken over the plate shows more than on the others. Grey does not mask ridges and irregularities of the bed, it underlines them. Insist on degreasing under the cuticle and in the sidewalls, and take the time to level the base properly before laying down the building material.

How to apply it

File at 180, degrease, 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.

With which decoration

Silver linework and fine white lines suit it better than gold, unlike the warm beiges of the range: its cool cast agrees naturally with cool metals. It is a singularity worth knowing when composing a complete set.

When to suggest it

All year round, with a peak in autumn where its density agrees with seasonal wardrobes.

On which hands it shows best

It suits cool skin tones particularly well, where the grey undertone extends the natural undertone of the hand.

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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