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Pearlescent gel polish W-08 - gray pink
The WILD PEARLS gel polish collection is a range of pearlescent gel polishes that replicate the natural coating of wild pearls. A new take on classic pearlescents that have found fresh breath in nail art.
What makes WILD PEARLS special?
✔️ Pearlescent effect – creates deep, multidimensional shine
✔️ Versatility – pearl rubbing effect in 1 layer, dense pearl when applied in 2 layers
✔️ Oily texture – the coating applies softly and evenly
✔️ Complex colors – rare shades that only wild nature could create
Apply as a solid coating, mix pearlescent shades in a marbling technique, combine with relief pastes and 3D gels for voluminous designs – a unique palette of 9 shades opens up endless possibilities for both short and long nails.
How to apply pearlescent gel polish?
0. Prepare the nail plate for gel polish application: perform a manicure, shape the free edge as desired. If using remover, remove its residue with a damp wipe
1. Degreasing: mechanically (using a buffer) and chemically (using PREP&FINISH and a lint-free wipe) degrease the nail plate
2. Dehydration: apply NAIL FRESHER to the entire nail, let it air dry until a whitish tint appears on the nail plate surface
3. Bonding: with a semi-dry brush, apply acid-free primer ULTRABOND to the entire nail, leaving 1mm from the cuticle and side walls. Let air dry for 15 seconds
4. Base: apply a base coat in an even layer. Polymerize in an LED or hybrid lamp for 60-90 seconds continuously. Remove the sticky layer from the base!
5. Color: apply gel polish in 2 thin layers with a semi-dry brush. Apply color with soft stroking movements, avoiding build-ups and strong pressure on the brush, keeping the brush parallel to the nail plate. Polymerize each layer in an LED or hybrid lamp for 60 seconds
6. Finish: seal the coating with top coat. Polymerize in an LED or hybrid lamp for 60-90 seconds. Let the coating cool completely
! Strict adherence to the gel polish application technology is the key to long-lasting manicure without chips, cracks, or peeling.