Bluesky Sparkling Metallic Gel Paint, Silver Alert

Bluesky Gel Paint is thicker than gel polish and highly pigmented, making it the perfect option for painting patterns.

Due to its thicker consistency, gel paint does not run, is easy to work with, and its pigmentation ensures full coverage in one coat.

Gel polish can also be used to polish the entire nail.

1. Remove the sticky surface of your base color with ready-made cleaning pads or Cleanser liquid and lint-free pads.
2. Create the desired pattern with gel paint and a decorating brush.
3. When you are satisfied, cure with a UV lamp for 2 minutes or an LED lamp for 60 seconds.
4. Apply a layer of gel top coat starting from the middle of the nail and pushing the brush towards the cuticle line. Press the brush lightly to spread the bristles towards the edges of the nail and pull the brush towards the free tip. Also coat the tip of the nail if the length is sufficient. Cure under UV lamp for 2min or LED lamp for 30-60s.

Notes:

• Gel polishes are highly pigmented, so they should be applied as thinly as possible. A layer that is too thick may not cure properly, as light cannot penetrate the thick pigment layer. You can tell if the gel is under-cured by the fact that it wrinkles after curing and when you wipe it off, you will see wet gel underneath the top layer.
• Avoid keeping products in front of a UV/LED lamp, as the products will harden and deteriorate. The sun's UV rays will also harden the products, so do not use the products in front of a window or outside, even on cloudy days.
• After the gel hardens, the surface remains sticky so that the gel layers stick to each other. This means that the polish has hardened properly despite the sticky surface. If impurities stick to the sticky surface, they can be removed using cleanser pads.
• If you have problems with the durability of your polishes or gels, you may need separate primers or a different type of base coat. For help with durability issues, you can contact us by email or by visiting our store.