
Excellent PRO Cloud Mousse LAVENDER GLAZE 15g
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EXCELLENT PRO CLOUD MOUSSE LAVENDER GLAZE
A light purple glitter gel packed with multicoloured particles in an assortment of shapes and sizes. Fluffy like a cloud, with a texture that sits somewhere between a jelly and a self-levelling gel. This is a hard gel built for short, medium, long and very long extensions, as well as overlays, strengthening the natural plate or building the apex itself. The extra-thick consistency and slow levelling give you a generous working window, which makes it a great choice for stylists just starting out in nail styling. More experienced techs can comfortably spread it across four nails at once, saving plenty of time on a set and speeding up the whole pace of work. Thanks to these qualities and its distinctive texture, the gel is ideal for corrections, filling in dips and every kind of structural work, structural French included. Because it self-levels, the gel smooths its own surface, so there is far less filing than with a typical jelly. Once you have mixed it in the pot or worked it in with a pulsing motion, the product loosens slightly and becomes even easier to apply. Exceptionally hard-wearing and resistant to knocks, this gel pairs with the full system (Dehydrator, Bonder no acid, Multifunction Grafen Base) for a durable, solid finish. Easy to work back with a file or e-file.
Note!
For the best possible adhesion, and because of the particle content, we recommend laying down a clear base first. We suggest Excellent PRO One Coat Multifunction Grafen Base.
Specification:
- Hardness: Hard
- Coverage level: 80%
- Consistency: Specific
- Levelling speed: Slow
Intended use:
- Short, long and very long extensions
- Building the apex itself
- Fills and corrections
- Strengthening the natural plate
Curing time:
- EXCELLENT PRO MASTER POWER 54W lamp (365nm + 405nm): 60 seconds
- Other UV/LED lamps (365nm + 405nm) and LED (405nm): 60-120 seconds (depending on the power and type of lamp)
- UV lamps (365nm): 120 seconds