Dried Flowers Yellow

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS / METHOD OF USE: Formula under top coat:

• Do any nail design (hybrid, gel, acrylic, acrylic-gel).
• Before applying the gel top coat, cover the nail with a thin layer of Effect Base or Protein Base and apply the chosen colour of Dried Flowers over it to create any pattern.
• Cure the base together with the effect in a Multiled lamp for 30 seconds.
• Secure finishes with Top Coat - Wet Look works best. Apply 1 thick layer and cure for 60 seconds in Multiled or two thinner layers, cured for 30 seconds each.
• Wait a moment after removing the top coat from the lamp and carefully remove the sticky layer with a cotton swab soaked in Shea Supershine Cleaner.

Styling with sunken effect

• Start by washing your hands and disinfecting them (your own and your client's).
• Remove cuticles with a cutter or chopstick and work on them with your chosen cutter, e.g. Cuticle 9.
• Prepare the natural cuticle with a 180-grit file, wipe with Cleaner 1 and apply the appropriate primer.
• Using a brush, rub Protein Base onto the tile and place in a multilight for 30 seconds.
• Apply your chosen stencil and build up the skeleton with your chosen builder gel and cure for 30 seconds in the lamp.
• Spread a thin layer of gel over the nail and the skeleton and do not cure.
• Place Dried Flowers on top of the wet gel.
• Cure the gel together with the pearls in a Multiled lamp for 30 seconds.
• Remove the stencil and apply a larger portion of gel, such as Self Leveling Clear 120, to maintain the correct nail structure.
• Cure in the Multiled lamp depending on thickness for 30-60 seconds.
• Work the nail shape with a 100/180 gradation file.
• Clean off dust with a brush, clean with Wipe Off Cleaner and coat with any Top Coat such as Tip Top and cure in a Multiled lamp for 30 seconds.

PRO TIP:

When styling, don't apply the effect right next to the cuticles, this will avoid the caked on effect and create a smoother and thinner material finish around the cuticles.

Colour and size of nail decorations may vary depending on the production batch.