Smart Gel HEYLOVE Suede

Smart Gel HEYLOVE Suede: the rosy taupe of the Smart Gel range

Suede closes the Tactile collection on its densest side. A taupe run through with pink, muted and matte in appearance, recalling the material whose name it carries.

The gel that ages best at the regrowth

This is an advantage rarely put forward on builder gels. The closer a shade is to the natural colour of the nail, the less the break shows at the cuticle after three or four weeks. A rosy taupe sits precisely in that zone. For a client who stretches her appointments, this argument weighs more than the nuance itself, and it is worth stating at the moment of advice.

How to apply it

Classic preparation with pH Bond HEYLOVE after filing and dust removal, with thirty seconds of waiting. Lay Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear as a thin coat then complete it to obtain a smooth surface, cure for 30 seconds and remove the dispersion layer, especially under the cuticle. Suede goes on as an architectural layer: 30-second flash, then one minute with both hands together. Remove the sticky layer before the finishing file.

Always refine the free edge

Surface filing remains optional depending on the evenness obtained, but refining the free edge never is. That is what creates the visible thickness of the edge and gives the set its finished look. On a deep shade like this one, a poorly defined free edge shows immediately, where it would go unnoticed on a transparent.

When to suggest it

All year round, with a preference for autumn and winter where its density agrees with seasonal wardrobes. It suits clients who wear natural and earthy tones particularly well.

How much to keep in stock

Deep neutrals turn over mainly from September to February. Plan this reference at the end of summer.

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