Smart Gel HEYLOVE Warm

Smart Gel HEYLOVE Warm: the warm rosy beige of the Smart Gel range

Warm is one of the rare shades in the range whose name honestly announces the result. A very light beige loaded with pink, whose temperature is the real argument.

Why temperature counts more than lightness

On a builder gel worn three to four weeks, the cool or warm nuance weighs more than the level of lightness. A cool beige pulls the hands towards grey and underlines the redness at the cuticle, particularly visible at the end of a set. A warmed beige does exactly the opposite: it brings the shade of the nail closer to that of the skin. Over three weeks, the difference shows every day.

How to apply it

File at 180 or with a 100-grit buffer, remove dust with cleanser insisting under the cuticle and in the side grooves, then dry with pH Bond HEYLOVE allowing thirty seconds of evaporation. Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear goes on as a thin coat worked in by rubbing, completed to smooth, and cures in 30 seconds. Remove its dispersion layer. Warm goes on as an architectural layer, 30-second flash then one minute with both hands together.

The finish under the free edge

This is the step most often forgotten and the one that distinguishes a clean set from an approximate one. After the top coat, clear the natural nail from under the free edge with a corn-shaped carbide bit, then soften the edge with a buffer without attacking the surface of the coating. Finish with a wipe from a damp lint-free pad before the cuticle oil.

Who to recommend it to

Clients who have always found nudes dull on their hands, and those whose fingers are marked by cold or wet work. On golden and tanned skin tones, it blends with a great deal of naturalness.

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