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P+ Take it Easel, Gel Polish, 15 ml (D)

P+ Take it Easel, Gel Polish, 15 ml (D)

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A perfect warm neutral pink! Soft, light pink meets buff nude, satisfying both pink and neutral lovers and making completing your spring look easy

New P+ Take it Easel Gel Polish, 15 ml.

Coverage: Opaque
Effect: Flat/Cream

Just a few of the many P+ benefits are listed below!

✨ No Chip, 21+ Day Wear
✨ Use over JimmyGel, P+ QDbase, hard gel or acrylic
✨ Responsibly Manufactured in Redmond, Oregon
✨ Higher opacity for thinner application
✨ Premium brush for silky-smooth application
✨ Twice the glitter in every bottle
✨ Ideal balance of strength and flexibility 
✨ LE is always HEMA-Monomer Free, 9-Free, Cruelty Free, Vegan & Gluten-Free

Instructions:

  1. Prep the nail and apply P+ QDbase if you plan to soak the P+ Gel Polish off in the next service, OR prep the nail and apply JimmyGel, Lexy Line hard gel or acrylics if you will be doing a fill/rebalance.
  2. Using the included application brush, apply P+ Gel Polish in a thin, even layer over the entire nail bed.
  3. Using the Capping technique, cap the free edge.
  4. Cure for 60 seconds in a LED Lamp (LEDdot recommended) or 2 minutes in a UV Lamp.
  5. If a more opaque appearance is desired, apply another P+ Gel Polish coat and cure as instructed.
  6. Apply P+ Top Coat and cure as instructed.

Frequently asked questions about P+ Gel Polish:

HOW DO I SOAK OFF P+ GEL POLISH?

For clients that want to completely remove their P+ enhancements, use P+ QDbase under your P+ Gel Polish for easy 7-minute removal with acetone!

 

  • File through the P+ Top Coat until you begin filing into the color coat
  • Soak approximately 7 minutes in LEpro Remover soaked cotton balls and foil wraps
  • After properly soaking, P+ Gel Polish will easily peel away from the nail

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    For more information and in-depth tutorials with P+ Gel Polish, click here