Gel Polish HEYLOVE On - 15 ml

Gel Polish HEYLOVE On: the pure white of the Basic collection

On opens the Basic collection with a frank, clean white, with neither a warm nor a cool cast. It is the reference white, the building block for nail art as much as for classic French.

Pure white or milky white: two distinct products

The confusion is constant and costs time at the desk. A milky shade such as Tint Base HEYLOVE Bride stays translucent: it brightens the nail while still letting the lunula show, and produces the milky effect sought today. On, by contrast, is entirely opaque: it masks the plate and reads as a colour laid on top. Asking your client whether she wants to see the nail underneath settles it in one sentence.

How to apply it

The gesture is classic but tolerates no approximation on a white. After filing and dusting, pH Bond HEYLOVE dries the plate and Ultra Bond HEYLOVE sets on its own on the free edge. A coat of Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear takes 30 to 60 seconds under the lamp. Shake the bottle, then work On in two successive veils of one minute each rather than one loaded pass, or you will see some areas turn out more opaque than others.

How many bottles to plan for

This is the reference that empties fastest from a colour chart, ahead of the nudes and the reds. Not because it is often worn as a full colour, but because it serves everything: French smile lines, decoration, gradients, corrections. Keep it in duplicate as a matter of course.

What it lets you do

The smile line of a French, the tip of a baby boomer, a graphic full colour on short nails, and above all every white decoration over a coloured ground. It is a stock-cupboard reference you will use more often as decoration than as a main colour. It is a stock-cupboard reference you will use more often as decoration than as a main colour.

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