Tint Base HEYLOVE Nude

Tint Base HEYLOVE Nude: the ground shade of the collection

Nude is the reference around which the whole series is organised. HEYLOVE presents it simply as its perfect nude, with no further detail: a balanced natural shade that unifies the plate without giving the impression of a colour laid on top.

Why this is the shade never to run out of

If you could keep only one Tint Base in the salon, this would be it. Neutral nude is the underlying demand, the one that comes back from clients with no fixed idea, from those coming in for a reshape, and from those whose profession rules out colour. It is also the first bottle to empty: stock it in duplicate rather than as a single unit.

How to apply it

After pH Bond HEYLOVE and Ultra Bond HEYLOVE, lay down Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear and cure for 30 seconds, then one or two coats of Nude at 60 seconds each. Finish with a top coat: Top HEYLOVE No sticky gives shine without a dispersion layer to remove afterwards.

A storage precaution worth knowing

The brand warns about something few technicians anticipate: daylight alone is enough to start curing the product. A bottle left open near a window, or a brush exposed for the length of a photograph, thickens progressively. Ultraviolet passes through even on overcast days. Close it systematically and work with your back to the window.

What goes well with it

It serves as the pivot shade for the whole collection and makes the neutral ground par excellence beneath nail art. For a gradient, pair it with Tint Base HEYLOVE Bride on the pale side and Tint Base HEYLOVE Russet on the deeper side. Those three references cover almost every nude request you will receive. Because it is the shade clients return to between every other colour, it also deserves a place in any starter kit you assemble for a new technician.

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