Tint Base HEYLOVE Lipgloss

Tint Base HEYLOVE Lipgloss: the medium pink of the Sunset collection

Lipgloss occupies the centre of the pink family. A pink neither pale nor deep, exactly the one most clients have in mind when they ask for pink with no further detail.

The shade that answers the most frequent request

That is its real commercial value. In a collection with five pinks, this is the only one occupying the exact middle of the range, which makes it the default answer to the most common request at the desk. If you were to keep only one pink of the series, it would be this one.

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 for complete drying. 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, count 60 seconds of curing, then finish with the top coat.

A range twin to the Flow Base

Both families share the same protocol, the same packaging and the same tinted covering base logic. The difference lies in the collections offered and the shades available. In practice, a technician who masters one masters the other: an argument worth making to a client hesitating to widen her assortment.

When to suggest it

All year round, with a spring peak. It is a reference that sells with no particular advice needed, which makes it a good bottle to keep in duplicate.

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.

How many bottles to plan for

Plan this reference according to how often your clientele actually asks for colour.

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