It’s very important to use and store your gel polish correctly. Gel polish is light-sensitive (that’s why it hardens when exposed to LED light). It will also react to sunlight or natural light if exposed for an extended period of time. If you store t
Yes! We are proud to say that our gel polish contains no toluene, DBP, formaldehyde, formaldehyde resin, camphor, TPHP, or xylene. Also, our polish is cruelty-free and vegan.
Gel polish manicures started to become popular in the past 4-5 years as an alternative to regular nail polish manicures. Whereas nail polish requires 20-30 minutes of air drying time (and can still be smudged or dented in the hours after application)
People with sensitive skin and/or who have had a prior reaction to HEMA (an ingredient in gel polishes) may be allergic to our gel polish. The reaction occurs when the gel comes in contact with the skin. It’s always a good idea to test the polish on
In the beauty industry, the highest standards of safety and compliance would be the regulations in the EU (European Union), which are the strictest in the world. The EU bans over 1,300 items in their cosmetics (vs. the US, which bans only 11!), inclu
Gel polishes are thick due to their unique formulation. Gel polishes contain a higher concentration of resins, which is what makes the polish adhere to your nails. Gel polishes also tend to have a higher pigment concentration compared to regular nail
Store your gel polishes in a cool, dry, dark place. Gel polishes should not be exposed to the sun as they contain monomers, which can be activated by exposure to sunlight. Monomers are essential for the curing process as they initiate the reaction th