Tips Stickers HEYLOVE - Gel Polish (Sky-Air)

Tips Stickers HEYLOVE Gel Polish Sky-Air: ten blues

The envelope covers ten gel polish labels: Sky, La La Lovely, Afterparty, English Home, Train, Atlantic, Disney, Hi Ken!, Alpine and Air. It is the largest Gel Polish envelope.

Ten blues, from pastel to navy

The segment covers the full range: very light powdery blues with Sky, Alpine and Air, medium and turquoise blues in the middle, then the depths of English Home, Atlantic and Afterparty. Built from lightest to darkest, this chart reads like a scale and makes every gap visible.

Blue sells badly and wears well

That is the paradox of this family. Few clients spontaneously ask for blue, because they associate it with a difficult colour to wear. Yet they very often choose it when it is shown to them, particularly in the pastel and navy registers. A chart of ten references makes that discovery possible, where two or three isolated bottles convince nobody.

How to apply them

Stick each label on the matching tip, on the side that does not carry the colour, before fixing the tip to the ring or fan. Across ten references, label as you build without fail.

The dark shades demand a perfect edge

On English Home, Atlantic and Afterparty, a trace on the skin around the cuticle can be seen from a metre away. Go round the edge systematically with the tip of a clean brush before the lamp.

A two-part seasonality

Light blues work in spring and summer, deep blues in autumn and winter. The segment therefore stays active all year, but half the display changes role with the season.

A word on wear

Glitter does not fade, it dulls: the top coat above it scratches, and the sparkle goes with it. That is why the quality of the seal decides how long the set stays impressive, far more than the gel underneath.

Origin

Produced in Ukraine by HEYLOVE, imported by NC Beauty Pro, HEYLOVE distributor for France.