Tint Base HEYLOVE Smoothie - 15 ml

Tint Base HEYLOVE Smoothie: the rosy lilac of the Juicy collection

Smoothie stands between two families. Too pink to be a mauve, too mauve to be a pink, it occupies an in-between that explains its popularity: it offends nobody and works on almost every hand. That kind of shade forms the backbone of a balanced colour display.

The shade that opens the way to colour

Many clients stay locked into nude out of concern for how others will see them. A rosy lilac is the ideal first step: the colour is visible but stays within a reassuring family, close to the nude pinks they already know. In a salon colour display, it is often the shade that converts.

How to apply it

Dehydrate with pH Bond HEYLOVE, apply Ultra Bond HEYLOVE, then Rubber Base HEYLOVE Clear cured for 30 seconds, followed by Smoothie in one or two coats of 60 seconds. One coat gives a very natural translucent lilac veil, two coats lay down a full, luminous colour.

A shade that does not date

Most fashion colours have a commercial life of two or three seasons. Rosy lilacs are the exception: they reappear every year under a different name because they occupy a stable position between two much-requested families. This is a reference you can order without fearing it will sit in a drawer, unlike seasonal shades that go out of style within months.

What it lets you create

A finger-by-finger gradient with Tint Base HEYLOVE Plum and Tint Base HEYLOVE Gummy, in a pink-mauve camaieu much in demand in spring. It also makes a perfect ground for white nail art, which reads far better on lilac than on a straight pink. It is also one of the shades that photographs most reliably, holding its nuance under salon lighting where paler pastels tend to wash out entirely.

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