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Crisania NeriPainting Gel Palette

Name: Painting Gel Palette
Brand: Crisania Neri
SKU: CNPGP48G
Price: 117.95 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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Quantity24 colours

TextureCreamy and medium viscous

CoverageHighly pigmented

€117,95

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Description

The Crisania Neri Painting Gel Palette is the ultimate must-have for every nail art lover! With this palette full of intensely pigmented painting gels, you can create the most breathtaking designs. Whether you dream of fine lines, detailed artworks, subtle shadows, smooth color gradients or even stamping nail art, this palette makes it all possible!

These painting gels have a wonderfully creamy, medium-viscosity formula that allows you to work super precisely without the gel running. And thanks to the highly pigmented and no-wipe formula, application is a breeze and you get fantastic coverage. Just cure under your UV/LED lamp and you're good to go! Whether you're just starting with nail art or are already a pro, this palette will take your manicure to the next level.

This painting gel palette:

contains 24 colors
highly pigmented formula
medium-viscosity texture
no-wipe formula
suitable for detailed nail art
ideal for line art, shadows, color gradients and stamping
does not run during application
cures under a UV/LED lamp
cruelty free

How to use

Apply a thin layer of the painting gel to your nails.
Create your desired nail art design with a suitable brush.
Cure the gel under a UV/LED lamp.
You don't need to apply a topcoat, because the formula is no-wipe.

Questions (2)

What is the difference between painting gel and gel polish?

Painting gel is firmer and stays where you put it, so you can draw lines and shapes with it that keep their edges. Gel polish is runnier and meant for covering your whole nail evenly.

Does painting gel need to go under the lamp?

Yes, you cure it under a UV or LED lamp just like gel polish. If you work with several colours on top of each other, cure in between, so the colours stay neatly separated.