Gel Polish HEYLOVE Tiramisu - 15 ml

Gel Polish HEYLOVE Tiramisu: the deepest brown of the Basic collection

Tiramisu pushes brown to its dark limit. In low light it does not stand apart from a black; under direct lighting, the chocolate cast reappears and gives a warm depth pure black never reaches.

Why these shades age best

This is an advantage rarely put forward. Pale colours let micro-scratches and wear marks show after two or three weeks of wear. On a ground this dense, those marks become invisible and the set looks new for far longer. For a client who stretches her appointments, it is an argument that weighs more than the nuance itself.

How to apply it

Pass pH Bond HEYLOVE, let the primer Ultra Bond HEYLOVE dry on the edge without the lamp, then cure a coat of Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear for 30 to 60 seconds. Shake, then Tiramisu in a single thin coat, one minute. Clean the outline with a brush before curing.

Tiramisu or Horse

The two near-blacks of the family are told apart by their temperature. Tiramisu is warm, chocolatey, and softens the hand. Horse is cool, plum, and hardens it slightly. In photographs they are identical; laid side by side in daylight, the gap becomes obvious.

Who to recommend it to

Clients who wear black but want a warmer variant, and those whose hands are heavily used. On deeper skin tones it extends the hand rather than cutting across it.

When to wear it

From autumn to the end of winter, accompanying dark clothing. It is also an interesting evening shade for a client who finds black too predictable.

How many bottles to plan for

Very dark shades turn over mainly from October to February. One bottle is enough unless your clientele leans heavily towards deep colours.

What to pair it with

Gold decoration extends its chocolate warmth; silver creates a cool break less coherent on this ground.

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