Tint Base HEYLOVE Hilton

Tint Base HEYLOVE Hilton: the bright pink of the Sunset collection

Hilton is the most frankly coloured shade of the series. A luminous, saturated pink that does not seek discretion: it is a colour, and it owns it.

A base worn as a colour

The distinction matters for advice. The light shades of the collection are worn as an absence of colour; Hilton is worn as a choice. The client who asks for it has decided to wear bright pink, and that changes how you present it: do not offer it as a discreet alternative, but as the colour of the range.

Two formats for the same shade

This reference exists in 15 ml and 30 ml bottles. The contents are identical; only the volume changes. The 15 ml suits testing a vivid shade whose turnover you do not yet know; the 30 ml becomes worthwhile once demand is established, with a better price per millilitre. On an assertive colour, better to start small.

How to apply it

Degrease the plate thoroughly with pH Bond HEYLOVE. Lay the acid-free primer Ultra Bond HEYLOVE on the free edge and wait until the liquid is completely dry. Apply a coat of Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear as a foundation and cure for 30 seconds. Then lay one or two coats of Tint Base, curing for 60 seconds in a UV or LED lamp. Finish with the top coat.

When to suggest it

From spring to late summer mainly, where its brightness accompanies light outfits and tanned skin. On short nails the result stays crisp; on medium length the colour gains markedly in presence.

On which lengths

On short nails the result stays measured; on medium length the shade gains surface without becoming showy.

Which top to finish with

Gloss preserves the depth of the shade; a matte finish gives it a more contemporary look.

Specifications