Relief Gel HEYLOVE - 5 g

Relief Gel HEYLOVE: relief without sculpting technique

The Relief Gel is a thick-consistency design gel, made for creating volume on the nail. It works with a brush, holds the shape you give it and does not slump between the gesture and the lamp.

What a material that does not run allows

This is the whole difficulty of raised design and this gel removes it. A fluid material spreads during the seconds between shaping and curing: the relief flattens and you have to start again. A thick material keeps exactly the texture you created, which brings within reach patterns that used to demand years of brush mastery.

How to proceed

Prepare the nail plate and complete the full set: gel polish, base, reinforcement or sculpting depending on the service. Apply the Relief Gel with a brush, an ombre brush works well. Create the texture with random movements, pressing lightly on the bristles. Cure for 60 to 120 seconds under a UV or LED lamp.

With chrome powder

This is the most spectacular combination and it demands a precise protocol. Apply the chrome powder to the still-warm Relief Gel with gentle rubbing movements. To fix the design, apply Ultra Bond HEYLOVE with a semi-dry brush to the free edge, wait 30 seconds, then apply Top HEYLOVE No Sticky. The top must go on in a very thin coat, otherwise it fills the relief and cancels the effect.

No tacky layer

The gel leaves no dispersion after curing. That changes the rhythm of a multi-layer design: you go straight into a second pattern with no need to clean the surface between steps.

Where to apply it

It goes over colour as well as over top coat, which allows you to rescue an already finished set. A client who finds her result too plain at the last minute leaves with a design in a few minutes, with nothing to strip back.

Composition and origin

Made in Ukraine by HEYLOVE, imported directly by NC Beauty Pro, HEYLOVE distributor for France. The manufacturer states a formula, banned from cosmetic use in the European Union since 1 September 2025, and CPNP certification. This gel contains HEMA, a contact allergen common in photopolymerisable products.